ColorBond LVP+ Carpet Interior Automotive Spray Paint
$24.52
Carpet Spray Paint that Applies Easily and Maintains a Soft Natural Carpet Texture
ColorBond LVP+ Carpet spray paint is the perfect solution to restore your vehicle’s soiled and worn carpeting. Dying carpets in vehicles can be an expensive and time-consuming process. ColorBond LVP+ Carpet color coat spray is an effective and affordable alternative to using a carpet dye kit. Our advanced carpet spray paint refreshes your vehicle’s worn or sun-faded carpet, delivering consistent color and a soft natural feel–just like your original carpet–in minutes.
Easy Carpet Spray Paint Application, Superior Results
ColorBond carpet paint is more than a solution to revive tired, drab carpets; it’s a revolutionary advancement in carpet refurbishment. Designed specifically for automotive interiors, our spray paint penetrates deep into the fibers of your carpet, restoring its original beauty and vibrancy. Whether it’s wear and tear, sun fading, or stubborn stains, ColorBond LVP+ Carpet spray paint provides a comprehensive solution that rejuvenates your carpet, leaving it looking brand new.
Auto Carpet Spray Paint: An Affordable Alternative to Carpet Dying
Skip the hassle and high costs of professional carpet refurbishing. ColorBond LVP+ Carpet spray paint offers a budget-friendly alternative without compromising on quality. Achieve affordable, professional-grade results right from the comfort of your home. Don’t think of it as just a cost-effective solution; it’s an investment in your vehicle’s longevity and appearance.
A Full Spectrum of Interior Car Carpet Colors
Your vehicle’s interior reflects your personality, and with our wide range of colors, the possibilities are endless. Choose from an extensive range of colors to find the exact shade you need. Whether you’re looking to match the original color or make a bold statement with a new look, our car carpet spray paint has you covered.
Painting Car Carpets with a Soft, Natural Feel
The soft, natural feel of your carpet is just as important as its appearance. ColorBond LVP+ Carpet spray paint ensures that your carpet’s natural softness is maintained, so your results will look and feel like you just rolled out of the showroom.
- ColorBond ColorBond LVP+ Carpet spray paint can be used on your vehicle’s interior carpets.
- ColorBond is durable and dries quickly.
- ColorBond maintains the soft feel of carpet.
- ColorBond paint is UV stable and permanent.
| Container Size: | 16oz |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12oz |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | Yes |
| Prop 65 (repro): | Yes |
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Gracep –
Can I apply this paint to a carpet in a RV?
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ColorBond –
ColorBond LVP works great on carpet. ( it also works on leather, vinyl and hard plastic).
The most important thing to know when working on carpet is it needs to clean and free of any debris.
The CB LVP bonds to the substrate. If is not cleaned well, it will bond to the debris and the carpet.
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Mike Kossnar –
Are there more collars like hunter green
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ColorBond –
ColorBond carries contemporary OEM colors. We do not have a hunter green in the assortment. Please contact our team for additional assistance at wallen@seymourpaint.com
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Paul –
How many cans to paint the average car mat?
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ColorBond –
It depends on the size of the mat and the color. We do not recommend drastic color changes on carpets. To freshen up a floor mat, one can should be enough to refinish multiple mats (mat only not the complete carpet).
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ColorBond –
The best way to match your color is by your VIN#. You may call your local car dealership and ask them for the color name that was used when your car was manufactured. Many times, they would like to give you a color #, but you want the COLOR NAME. That name will match up to the ColorBond Paint name. Please keep in mind that the existing interior colors will fade at various degrees. Therefore, we cannot guarantee to match your interior color.
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Bb –
What’s most similar to very dark pewter?
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ColorBond –
The best way to select a color is to use our shop by color function. You may want to look at GM Very Dark Pewter to see if it would work for your project.
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Bb –
Does regular LVP spray paint work on carpet?
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ColorBond –
Yes, the ColorBond LVP works on carpet as well as leather, vinyl and hard plastic.
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Richard Hopper –
Do you make a Maroon or even maybe a Bugandy carpet spray color?
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ColorBond –
The LVP line works on leather, vinyl, hard plastic and Carpet. Here are the two burgundies in that line: https://www.colorbondpaint.com/search-results/?search=burgundy
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Scott –
Can I change black carpet floor mats to crimson?
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ColorBond –
Yes, you can change the color of carpet from black to red. Depending on the saturation of the base color, you may need to put down a light gray paint first to stop the black from showing through the red. Please call the office for more details.
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Riley –
I have tan carpeting right now but I’m thinking about changing it to more of a gray. Would there be any issues with that?
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ColorBond –
I do not think this should be an issue. Where you can run into issues would be if you have a dark carpet and want to change it to a lighter color.
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