Go for it!

I have recovered beolab4/6000, I have even done a beovision 3 surround.

Use a good contact adhesive and take your time😁

Michael wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to find replacement covers for my century. I have dark green now but want bright grey or black. Not been able to find any anywhere. Perhaps I should try to buy new fabric and change the ones I have?  

If you search the forum, a couple of months ago this was covered by another member who asked about colouring/dying his covers.  One member I recall used black toner dye to good effect.

Dave.

Dave Farr wrote:

Michael wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to find replacement covers for my century. I have dark green now but want bright grey or black. Not been able to find any anywhere. Perhaps I should try to buy new fabric and change the ones I have?  

If you search the forum, a couple of months ago this was covered by another member who asked about colouring/dying his covers.  One member I recall used black toner dye to good effect.

Dave.

Hi, That was me.

I used some inkjet pigment dye, but beware it never fully really dries. At least it has not on mine. But it is mounted on a wall so not touched.

I was going to use some proper fabric dye, but had some ink spare. From what I see, mixing up some dye and then taking each cover off and submerging it would work too.

The dark green goes black easily.