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So I have been searching and found some mixed information and would like to get it straight before I test it out. Thanks in advance.
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I'd guess powder dye/ acetone or alcohol / detergent.
But that's just a guess. I'm not there yet |
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i think it boils down to what kind of a splatter you want, but i think that detergent would stick better since it's more goopy, whereas i foresee big problems with an acetone mix since it's watery. you might be able to flick little droplets off a brush with acetone, but detergent seems like it'd be a better way to go if you want a true "splatter" effect since it might hold the shape of the splatter better.
i really have no idea, but just judging by consistency of the material used, that's my guess. ![]() |
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I've figured out that acetone in required, Idye, then I've seen laundry detergent and dish soap tossed in the mix as well as vinegar and parsley of all things. Just want an ironed out tried and true mix before my white star leopard gets some lovin.
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some acetone can't hurt, but it's by no means required.
![]() i mix my dye with straight detergent and get good results; you'd just have to leave it on the disc longer or float it in a pan of hot water to shorten the wait time. i can attest that idye and detergent will absolutely work to dye a disc (and do it wonderfully; check the dye a day thread), though others might have more insight on acetone. i don't know what vinegar and parsley have to do with anything, haha. edit: i will note that if you don't mix the detergent and dye well, the shades of color can change. |
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That's what Im after. Did you use 1/4 packet, 1/2 packet, etc... Also about detergent. Certain brand or color better than the next, 10oz, 12oz, or is it more of trying to achieve a certain consistency like adding water in sc for marble dyes.
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I will take a small amount of dye powder (I'm talking dipping the tip of a small measuring spoon and using that much - literally a "pinch" of dye powder), and put it in a shot glass - mix in a couple droplets of acetone, and mix until it liquefies. Once that's done, I'll add detergent - I use All brand, it's clear, cheap, and what we use anyway for actual laundry.
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Additional tips - I'll mix the solution intermittently while applying the dye, to ensure nothing settles in the bottom of the container.
I also use a hair dryer to help set the dye in between applications (low setting). When I've reached the desired results, I let the disc sit for 24hrs or so, then rinse in cold water. |
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