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Can I dye a Cab top?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2000 silver C2 Cab. The top is physically in good shape, but its faded and doesn't look so great (It's light grey). Does anyone know if it's even possible, or where I could find some info on how to do it, or who to use? If I was replacing it, I would do a black top, but I just can't justify the cost due to the good physical condition the existing top is in. Am I crazy to even consider this? Thanks in advance for any insights.....

POST 2Original post

I dyed my top on an m3 a few years back and it came out great I bought the spray from some place in Tampa but I donot recall Who exactly. Took a couple of hours no big deal

POST 3Original post

Looks like lots of folks do. How to dye a vinyl convertible top with Showroom New Black Dye - YouTube Revive your convertible soft top with Renovo - YouTube

POST 4Original post

+1 for Renovo. I have used it for years with excellent results. It takes a bit more work but lasts for years.

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Thank you all so much! I'll look into Renovo. Appreciate the info!

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