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RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Stereoblade - Oct. 04, 2010
can you use any dye?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - theflightyellz - Oct. 04, 2010
(Sep. 30, 2010 10:21 AM)Omega Wrote: Get it to boiling point but DO NOT have it on a high heat or else it will overflow really fast (Happened to me, spilled everywhere, it even spills out with a lid on and it took forever to get the dye stains off the kitchen bench and stove).
I kinda did warn about this multiple times
Simmer = Good
Boil = Bad
You don't want it spitting, overflowing, bubbling violently, seriously.
(Oct. 04, 2010 10:45 PM)metalfight Wrote: can you use any dye?Rit is the best to use, although I've heard of people using Dylon.
Rit is the dye I'd recommend though.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Stereoblade - Oct. 04, 2010
simmer is when steam starts coming out right?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - theflightyellz - Oct. 05, 2010
Simmering is when there is a little steam and some small bubbles, when it gets to this stage you'll want to turn the heat down just a little so it stays at this maintained heat and doesn't go above it.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Cyan Blue - Oct. 12, 2010
Will regular dye work as a substitute for rit dye?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Headenbr3 - Oct. 13, 2010
What color would you recommend if I wanted to get a color like th 145 and WD on Earth Eagle? (same color as the hasbro launcher grip that came with the red rubber)
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - theflightyellz - Oct. 13, 2010
I'd recommend Black, but only leave it in for 3 or so minutes.
(Oct. 12, 2010 8:54 PM)Cyan Blue Wrote: Will regular dye work as a substitute for rit dye?If you look on the back of your dye packet, it'll say wether it's suitable or not suitable for acrylic and polyester. You need a dye that's compatible with artificial fabrics, but I still can't vouch for any dye other than Rit since I've never used any others before.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Fullmetal - Oct. 16, 2010
Has anyone tried the Dylon for Dyeing? I have seen a few in a little Shop here in Milan, but there isn't write nothing about Plastic, Polyester or other...
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Headenbr3 - Oct. 21, 2010
Ijust tried to dye my C145 blue and got a dark green, is there a way to get it to my desired color?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - DarkCancer333 - Dec. 18, 2010
May someone post a video on youtube to show how to do this? thx
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - The Fire Wyrm - Dec. 18, 2010
tried this with rit....... i ended up using sharpie instead
but i used the liquid dye would that be a problem?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Longsword - Dec. 18, 2010
Will this work with metal wheels?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Nuno - Dec. 18, 2010
(Dec. 18, 2010 9:13 PM)Longsword Wrote: Will this work with metal wheels?
No, it will not.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - lastninja - Dec. 19, 2010
would club house food dye work if not what will
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - TITAN - Dec. 19, 2010
would this work well on ldrago
would this work on launchers
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - The Fire Wyrm - Dec. 19, 2010
(Dec. 19, 2010 1:50 AM)Beyson Wrote: would this work well on ldrago
I think not thats what I failed at.......
but I dont care because I have the bey thats in my sig now!
so I just wasted a nice clear wheel.....
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - KOYA234 - Dec. 19, 2010
i don t think so
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Dan - Dec. 19, 2010
You probably didn't do it correctly, because it should work fine..
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - milkychipz - Jan. 08, 2011
Very sorry to have revived this thread, but they look so pretty <3 I'll try this with a useless part before dyeing some other, more valuable parts. I will keep you updated once its finished. Also, is this a thin layer of paint, or does this make them illegal...
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - DarkCancer333 - Jan. 08, 2011
i believe that it is still legal if you do this, because it absorbs the dye.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - milkychipz - Jan. 09, 2011
Is It possible to use food dye?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - The Fire Wyrm - Jan. 09, 2011
If you want to eat it, then yes.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Yu Tendou - Jan. 16, 2011
(Jan. 09, 2011 7:31 PM)The Fire Wyrm Wrote: If you want to eat it, then yes.
Who would want to eat plastic? <---- Sorry for off-topicness.
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Whatzzer - Jan. 16, 2011
In some earlier posts by flightlyellz,he said that this does not permeate the metal,so I guess It will work with metal wheels then?
RE: Theflightyellz's Quick Guide to Plastic Dyeing - Yu Tendou - Jan. 16, 2011
(Jan. 16, 2011 10:38 AM)Whatzzer Wrote: In some earlier posts by flightlyellz,he said that this does not permeate the metal,so I guess It will work with metal wheels then?
I guess?