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Old 03-31-2023, 10:04 PM   #1
JJH Jimmy
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Door panel dying

I have been waiting 16 months for door panels that I purchased from USA1 and they keep pushing the date out every time a call for an update. Needless to say I am pissed and I will never order a thing from them again. I want to cancel my order so bad and tell them to stick it but I really need some door panels.

With that said I do have a nice pair of blue OEM panels that I pulled from the pick and pull a while ago and was thinking of trying to dye them charcoal. I have dyed plastic before using the plastic adhesion promoter and dye but I have only dyed the same color as it was originally. I really don’t want to ruin a nice set of blue panels if the results are not going to be good so Does anyone have experience dying blue panels charcoal? How do you think it would hold up? TIA!
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