How hard is it to replace the floor carpet? I have a whole (wtf i must be tired i meant hole) wearing by the left foot. I haven't really looked at it but it is it something that can be done easily?

And how about dying the seats black?

Thanks

I've thought about using RIT dye to dye the carpet and seats. I don't know how well the seat fabric or carpet will absorbe the color. Or worse yet will they bleed once you've dyed them.

I think some of the guys have used some sort of spray paint.

but it is easily replaceable. Cause i have a hole wearing through it. I don't wanna dye it cause then i'd still have that hole

it's really easy to replace you just have to pull the seats out and pull off some of the molding.... you can get a colored molded rug from www.accmats.com
they also have reg colors.........
oh yeah i forgot to mention they are under 200 bucks i think like 170.00 best price you'll find for a good rug

do not dye the carpet. my friend did to his civic, i got in it after some rain, our shoes were a little wet, it came right off onto our shoes. which sucked because my shoes were fairly new.

i tried the fabric spray paint but that didn't work well, it just flaked right off. then i figured i'd try regular spray paint from wally world and it worked just fine, i've had to retouch it 2 times in the last year where there is high traffic.

try it you woln't be dissapointed.



WTB----- Dodge Omni: condigion i don't care, clean title needed

mods:
star stage III clutch
gutted cat-cherry bomb-banzi muffler(thanks kris)
cai(thanks kris)
f/r upper tie bars
hotter NGK plugs
platnum plus window tint
all black interior
5 color indiglo gauges (thanks kyle)
stock RS rims painted black w/neon green calipers and drums (thanks kris)
altezas

stereo equipment:
old sony X'PLOD head unit
300 watt amp kit
120 watt sks power pro cheapo amp
12" kenwood wave in a custom wrapped box

future mods(in no particular order):
engine rebuild/2.4 swap
turbo.....
lower it
wheels
seats
exhaust
piant job
turbo wing
hood
body kit
neons all around
projectors
custom tail lights
better stereo equipment