SM Arnold Refinishing Spray Paint - LIGHT BEIGE 11 Oz. - For Leather, Carpet, Vinyl, Metal, Plastic, Polycarbonate, Polypropylene, Acrylic, Lexan, Fiberglass | Pro Grade Aerosol Refinisher

I used this to recolor my door panels. Figured its worth a try and if it didn't work, I'd buy the correct colored ones that I wanted, which were about $600 for the set.I stripped the surface with acetone, masked, and then final prep with alcohol. This stuff is great! It has good coverage. I used light layers and pretty much did it in one shot because by the time I got from one end of the door panel to the other, the beginning was dry enough to recoat.It leaves just the right sheen, not flat and not glossy, but a very natural luster that looks just like the surface looked before, just in a different color. I let it cure for a few days inside and now they are back on the car.I am beyond pleased with this product and S M Arnold has a customer for life here if all the rest of their stuff is this good.I also used it on the speaker covers after the same kind of prep process.This does not looks like it was spray painted at all, this looks like it was made in this color and I am very pleased.

Heres the thing, it made it blend it a bit more, or made it look like a dooky stain, not sure which. Easy to use, not the ex a CT color so maybe try a spot color test, unlike me. Hey, the new owner has to deal, I did my best. Product did work as stated. It was cheaper than replacing the carpet.

Great match to our OEM automotive interior. As pictured: SM Arnold’s product on the left of the pic, OEM color on the right. Excellent color match.

Just like other reviews say! Color does not match at all! I got beige going by reviews that used it on their light beige carpet. Well beige sprays out ugly yellow if sprayed lightly or a hideous poop color of sprayed heavy! Do not buy it will make your carpet look disgusting. I bought it to cover up bleach stains. Heres a tip if you got bleach on your carpet. Baking soda and vinegar make the bleach come off! I been doing this and scrubbing the carpet then letting the soda and vinegar sit a while then go over the carpet with my hover carpet shampooer. Then repeat as much as you need to it has taken so far about 50% of the bleach. Then before the carpet is completely dry i sprinkle baking soda on the stain and leave it there for a whole day then when carpet is dry just vacuum it up and the stain is basically gone! I couldn't believe it since bleach doesnt come off! Try that instead but be warned its alot of work. But i need my deposit back cuz im moving so for me its worth it lol

It did exactly what it needed to do. This was just one coat I had applied over the bleach stain in my home when I took the second photo. When it dries it’ll be a bit crusty but it’s worth it.

The spray nozzle is junk, came out in spurts, not an even spray at all. I was in a hurry ordering and I needed dark grey so I ordered. Should have read reviews. I used another spray nozzle from a can of spray paint it worked quite well. It was for a small fishing boat seat, the trim was green and the other 2 seats had dark grey. Time will tell if it holds up, but I do have another brand of light gray that I ordered before that worked great I’ll use if it doesn’t hold up. Don’t think I’ll buy this brand again, they need to improve there spray nozzle!!! Can’t be that much more expensive!!

I went through several brands looking for a vinyl/fabric spray dye and, after reading one reviewer's comments about how well SM Arnold's 65-605 matched a particular 2005 Toyota Sienna three-tone grey interior, I figured I'd try it since I have an '05 Camry with similar interior color scheme. Well, all I can say is dayum!!! This paint is about as close to the factory color as could be. And even better, the paint sprays great, dries super fast, and levels out perfectly. For the other who complained about this product, maybe they didn't read the instructions correctly or it was a chemical mismatch with whatever they were applying the product to or, most likely, they really suck at spray painting ;). This was my first time EVER doing fabric and plastic dying, and it came out perfect off the bat! I will not hesitate to buy or recommend SM Arnold's plastic/fabric spray dye products from now on.

Received right on time , purchased new carpet for my 2003 JEEP Wrangler , gonna paint it to look like water , got the doe skin in today and the medium blue should arrive on Monday, hopefully weather is dryer and we’ll make a vid .