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Lightening a disc's color

smarkquart

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I am a color snob when it comes to my tournament bag, and finding this particular disc in yellow is next to impossible because the disc is OOP.

However, I already have three of them in a lighter green. I am wondering if there is a way to lighten this green enough to possibly pass as chartreuse.

Straight-up online research yields little as most help is in regards to removing yellow from white plastics or stains from clear. So, before I dive into an experimentation of hydrogen peroxide, or bleach, or quick acetone baths (I already know the results of prolonged baths), I am hoping someone already has experience in this matter.

Otherwise, if you know someone with a yellow ESP Nebula, contact me privately.
 
I've found that chartreuse worm dip can turn blue plastic to a bright green. The overall value (shade) is lighter. It may not turn your green plastic completely yellow/chartreuse, but it will make it lighter/brighter. It is acetone based so you wouldn't want to soak it but I've found spin style application works great for quick drying coverage.
 
Great tip on the worm dye. I can't seem to find any unscented worm dye online though. Do you know if they make unscented?
 
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I've purchased the unscented spike it dye online from the spike it website. Also got a variety of colors of the Quick coat worm dip at Jans netcraft .com it's a fishing tackle supply place. Just make sure you get worm dip and not lure dip. Worm dip is acetone based dye and the lure dip is actually a paint for hard plastic baits.
 
Online is really the only place you find it....? Any local fish tackle stores often just carry scented.

http://www.lurepartsonline.com/Shop-By-Category/Lure-Dyes/Quick-Coat-Worm-Dye-4oz.html

The pink makes even light green discs pink. I assume yellow is potent just takes time for richest color and will ruin stamps.

Alright, I purchased a bottle of the yellow and will see how it works. The discs are going to be throwers, so I have no concern about the stamp.
 
Gave it a try, but it barely did anything. I have no doubt I likely screwed it up somehow, but I do not feel like spending more money to find out.
 
Just toss ur discs outside for a month and let the sun work its magic.
 

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