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02-11-2005, 10:51 PM
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The GF meets the car
While I was taking a much needed nap yesterday, my gf went to Autozone and bought Krylon Fusion Blue Spray Paint, and painted my LEATHER shiftboot. I have no problem with this, seeing as the paint job looked professionally done and it matched my custom interior. The problem is that the paint is sticky and rubs off on ANY DAMN THING it comes in contact with. Is there someway I can dry it? So far, I have heard that I should A: Give it time to dry, and B:Take a hairdryer to it for a few mins. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
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Bout to bounce back with a body kit, a paint job, a spoiler, a lowering kit, a camber kit, and some 17's........Due by September 05'. 
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02-11-2005, 11:35 PM
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Re: The GF meets the car
im guessing its an acrylic enamel? yeah -- uh you're not supposed to put that on leather
it should dry eventually but i wouldn't anticipate it lasting forever unless she was smart enough to prime the surface first we found out that carb/choke cleaner strips paint off just about anything without the fumes of thinner... in case you need to clean that off if it doesn't dry right good luck
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02-12-2005, 11:42 AM
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Re: Re: The GF meets the car
A friend of mine told me that leather dye would work as well. Anyone have any experience with it?
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Bout to bounce back with a body kit, a paint job, a spoiler, a lowering kit, a camber kit, and some 17's........Due by September 05'.
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02-12-2005, 11:47 AM
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Re: The GF meets the car
ewwwww its gonna be nice and sticky
 get that junk off of there and dye the leather instead!
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1990 Civic EX 4-Door Sedan - D16A6 - 204k miles :: working on mechanical and cosmetic restoration :: 
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