Interior dye
Logan,
As far as the dye job goes, I have had trouble keeping the white clean on the back seats. The black seat belts seam to leave some kind of mark on the seats. It may have been that the seat belts were pretty cruddy at one time and although I cleaned them, they still have left marks. The door panels came out very good. The dye adhered very well and has been pretty easy to keep clean. I don't think it would be a problem with the black dye. I converted from black to white and in some small areas I had to re-dye where the black bled through slightly. If you are paying $10.00 a can go to walmart instead of pep boys. Walmart sells it for about $7.50. I believe I used about 30 cans to do my whole interior. Kinda ironic that I dyed mine from black, and you are dyeing yours to black. If you are not happy with the results, the dye can be removed with laquer thinner. It is probably worth the effort to dye, if you want a black interior, but have not found one. That way it will be the color you want, and you can take your time looking for a longer term solution. I believe that someday I will re-upholster the seats, but for now I am very happy with it and I get a lot of compliments on the interior.
Paul G.