Stains on door panel, can they be dyed or painted
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Stains on door panel, can they be dyed or painted
I have S Class that was previously water damaged. The internal door panels are beige and look terrible (see pictures)
Other parts of the car have similar markings. I've tried countless cleaners and stain removers, this is the best I can manage so far.
Obviously mercedes charge a fortune for these panels, its from a coupe so I cannot find any in the used parts market yet.
Any ideas on the best way to fix them? Would it be possible to dye them? I read that special vinyl spray can be used in these door cars but my problem would be getting it in this porcelino color.
Its a beautiful car, just need to find the best way to get rid of or recolor these marks
Other parts of the car have similar markings. I've tried countless cleaners and stain removers, this is the best I can manage so far.
Obviously mercedes charge a fortune for these panels, its from a coupe so I cannot find any in the used parts market yet.
Any ideas on the best way to fix them? Would it be possible to dye them? I read that special vinyl spray can be used in these door cars but my problem would be getting it in this porcelino color.
Its a beautiful car, just need to find the best way to get rid of or recolor these marks
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I have dyed leather that had similar damage (R230 SL with a leaking roof!)
I used scuffmasters dye available in the here in the UK and it worked well. However, it was water soluble after dying, and so cleaning the door cards with a "dashboard cleaner" removed it.
A professional would probably spray a clear lacquer over the top to make it "permanent" and I'm sure it could be done by an upholsterer for a good price.
I used scuffmasters dye available in the here in the UK and it worked well. However, it was water soluble after dying, and so cleaning the door cards with a "dashboard cleaner" removed it.
A professional would probably spray a clear lacquer over the top to make it "permanent" and I'm sure it could be done by an upholsterer for a good price.
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Thanks for the replys. I think I can get the right color dye from one of the dye companies that work from Mercedes color charts. Will try some local upholstery people