thanks for the help guys, I have my wife checking one of our local shops today and will post what i find
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New Rit Formula = No Dying Discs
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1Roy
Eagle Member
So what does ND really mean?
they only had three colors and nothing with the right dye lot:thmbdown:
maansmit
Double Eagle Member
You can buy a bunch of different colors at the following place super cheap. She has a bunch of OOP colors. Everything she has is all the old stuff so you don't have to worry about it not working.
http://basketsbyjackie.net/rit-dye/
1Roy
Eagle Member
08211 black powder worked fine for me tonight.
maansmit
Double Eagle Member
Solomon - what colors do you need? I can hook you up when I ship the Disc Pass to you as I have enough laying around to last me for quite awhile.
tarel
Double Eagle Member
cat urine + charcoal ash+ flower pigment+ liquid iibuprofen+ sodium chloride = best dye ever
i use that instead of rit now, never looking back
i use that instead of rit now, never looking back
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
Can we get pics of the dyes? I want to see if it's the old school black, plus howlong did you leave the rit in for?
1Roy
Eagle Member
I can get a pic later tonight. I tied over a green/red/orange dye that looked camouflage. IT is now jet black with no sign that it ever tyedyed. I left it in for a while though since my only concern was to cover up the other colors. probably 40 minutes or so.
Don't have a picture (will post one later if I get around to taking a shot of it).
But: 20 minutes in the pan and I can't see how it could be any more black.
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
Great info, let's all hold our collective breath and hope that RIT is back in action.
Eky8
Eagle Member
Not all the new rit is bad. Most of it is. The only way to really tell is if it has the ND on top. (Or in the box.) The lot # is not a real indicator. But if it is older than 11 I have yet to see it be bad.
silverbullet
Eagle Member
New to Dyeing discs but just wondering where this ND is located? i looked at the top of the box at the store and it had the number 15 next to the name of the color. dont have the time to sift through 23 pages any info would be awesome
maansmit
Double Eagle Member
It is actually stamped on the packet inside the box and can be very hard to see.
Slow-Flight
Newbie
My question is this. what is the ratio of power to liquid RIT dye? I have the two colors i need to mix to the color I want but im wondering what is the ratio of liquid to powder. any help is appreciated. Thanks!!
silverbullet
Eagle Member
i looked inside but i did not see it.. anyways i went ahead and tried it and it worked just fine 
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