Car interior colour change using fabric spray paint

ha ha! he forgot to lift up the headrest while he was painting! when someone adjusts the headrest there's gonna be a different color showing. why didnt he take the seats out so he wouldnt miss anything? doesnt it take longer to mask everything off? he sprayed it on too thick. arent you supposed to do that in about 2 or 3 different thin layers or coats to keep it from being splotchy or brittle? dont the pros remove the entire seat cover and soak it in dye? any answers to my questions anybody?

yea shut the fuk up nobody wants to listen to your bullshit, hows that for an answer faggot.

i only became a faggot cause yo' bitchass tried to suck my dick last night. if you dont want to listen to my bullshit then dont read my fuckin comment section you broke ass, bitch ass hater!! i got a real custom leather interior in my car. i'm not like your broke ass spray painting ass. people who talk shit most likely aint shit in life. that explains why you hatin on me. get a life loser and quit worrying about me. yeah, you sound broke as hell and nobody wants to hear your fuckin dicksucker!

what is everyone retarded? that paint is MADE FOR FABRIC hes not using normal spray paint.

Why not just change the upholstrey?May be more expensive but atleast you dont touch those harmful chemicals in those paints

Because that cost a crap load. Treehuger

This is how you spell "treehugger".Idiot!

That is freaking scary! Why in the world would you do that!!!!!!!

how many cans did it take to paint that car
???

And SPRAY PAINT is the problem.

Paint puts a coating OVER the outside of fabric ro material, and when it dries, it's a brittle, plastic layer that cracks, breaks, flakes and generally turns to crap very quickly. If you're going to spray color material or fabric, use DYE, not paint. Dye seeps into the fabric and recolors it instead of just slopping a layer on top of it.