Blackification

Sell me your old Nardi!

Ted

Booo! 

Ted

I guess I would do that also unless the price was right....

You can have a local upholstery shop make one for about $30. 

You can also dye one easily using SEM products and it will be permanent.

You need SEM Color Coat

SEM Paints (SEM15013) Color Coat - Landau Black Aerosol

You can read details on how to use it here

http://www.semproducts.com/color-coat-aerosols/

They say you should use the Prep product first, but I have done it without the prep just making sure to wipe everything down with thinner before spraying.

The Prep product is here

SEM38353 - Color Coat Preparation 11 Ounce

-=theron

1.blackification

Ted;

There is a guy  on Ebay that sells used Nardi's fairly cheap.  He is in Japan, so the wheels come off of smaller cars, so if your looking for 15"+  slim pickings with this guy. bcnr33vhiro

Ted, I have one a might part with.

I too am blackificating, blackifing, blacking out

"Blackness confirmed"  from the movie "Undercover Brother"

Phil, I think you're on the right track.  Your mats look great and I think painting your hardtop black will be a big improvement.

Here's a photo of my 1990 Monster Miata, with a black hardtop.  Looks much better that a matching color hardtop.

Theron

Just read the info on SEM products.  Says products can alter but not change the color of fabric or carpet.  Have you used this product to completely change the color of a fabric?  I would be going from dark brown to black