Cover the interior part of your vehicle with carpet, which is best for covering damaged or stained cars. This carpet is also great for super painted auto motorcycles and other cars. Whether you are using it on the road with carpet paint or for car paint, or deep, it provides a bright color. We are coming with all the options for replacing carbon fiber carpet.

1. Preparation: Ensure the carpet is clean and completely dry. If previously treated with protectants, clean with extraction fluid or gentle steam cleaning.
2. Shake Well: Vigorously shake the tin to evenly distribute the dye pigment.
3. Application: Decant a suitable amount into a carpet dye applicator. Always test a hidden area first to check for absorption and compatibility.
4. Apply Evenly: Spray or brush the dye close to the surface in a fine, even layer.
5. Drying Time: Allow the dye to fully dry in a well-ventilated area. Do not use the carpet until it is completely dry.

1. Professional-Grade Formula: Used by valeters for restoring black vehicle carpets and boot areas.
2. Rich Black Finish: Revives faded fabric to a deep, even black tone.
3. Quick-Drying Alcohol Base: Dries rapidly, allowing for faster turnaround times.
4. Easy Application: Can be applied via spray or brush for consistent coverage.
5. Fabric Focused: Designed specifically for fabric carpets—wool-based materials yield the best results.

1. Can we use Black Carpet Dye for tyre cleaning?
 Yes, Black Carpet Dye can also be used to clean and restore tyres, giving them a dark, refreshed appearance. However,    it is primarily formulated for fabric carpets and mats, so use with care on non-fabric surfaces.

2. How long does the dye take to dry?
Drying time depends on ambient conditions but typically takes a few hours. Ensure carpets are fully dry before reuse.

3. Will it work on light-colored or grey carpets?
This dye is formulated for black carpets only. Applying it to lighter colors may result in uneven or poor coverage.

4. Do I need to apply more than one coat?
If the carpet has a high nylon content or is heavily faded, a second application may be necessary for an even finish.

5. Is this safe to use inside the car?
Yes, but ensure the area is well-ventilated during application and drying, as the product contains alcohol-based solvents.