Subject	On the BMW rear deck, there is a little fading but that's
Posted by	PiotrC70 on June 21, 2016 at 4:43 PM
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In Reply To	2 q's: posted by ZXoltan on June 21, 2016 at 04:36 PM
Message	because I had it watered down and not 1 packet per 32 oz. Carpet will see the sun a lot less than my convertible but at the same time, I hardly put any miles on it since dying. I highly doubt it will ever fade considering this is made for clothes that will be exposed to daylight + incur washing cycles. Here's the colors from their site: Look at the Poly. [ http://www.jacquardproducts.com/idye.html ] 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Jacquard IDye Poly help: dyeing carpet - EZdusit (cali) 15:29:26 06/18/16 Not that I've done it - Goldchocobo 20:05:00 06/19/16 Bruuuuh, do you even search? :) - PiotrC70 22:54:32 06/19/16 In total, I think I did 4 coats letting it dry for about an - PiotrC70 23:03:35 06/19/16 2 q's: - ZXoltan 16:36:55 06/21/16 On the BMW rear deck, there is a little fading but that's - PiotrC70 16:43:47 06/21/16 Thanks. Just found there is also a "SUN-BLOCKER" - ZXoltan 10:06:39 06/22/16 Thanks for the additional info... yes, mine had the additive - PiotrC70 18:25:07 06/23/16
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