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Sorry if i wasnt clear, i knew it wasnt the powder detergent but the only kind I found in the bottle was the white lotion looking one that is kinda gritty. I will look for the one you're referring to. Since I couldnt find any, i used baby shampoo as the base because it was thicker/more dense than the laundry detergent that I mixed my liquid idye poly with. I was also surprised that no dye took, it actually seemed to pool together which i thought was weird. I am dying prodigy 400s plastic which I have sucessfully dyed in the past.
That said, i have a few questions for you. first, do you think that dishwasher gel or karo syrup is best? Also, any alternatives would be appreciated bc what I used for a bed didnt seem to work. Also, when adding the dye/detergent mixture, should it just sit on the top of the bed or will it sink a little? and lastly, on a different subject, the worm dye you talk about, if I wanted to do the outside rim of a disc with a basic masking job do I just paint it straight on? is it liquid? if so how do you keep it on the disc surface? add a thickener? I checked online, i think bass pro carries the spike it brand in the store, but I dont see the quick coat. Does the spike it brand work? last question, do you know if gateway evolution plastic will take dye?
do you know if hobby lobby or jo ann carries any type of vinyl that i can use for masking/stencils other than contact paper?
do you know if hobby lobby or jo ann carries any type of vinyl that i can use for masking/stencils other than contact paper?
Nebula with worm dye. Spike it blue, quick coat red and chartreuse. The red didn't seem to stick. I used shampoo only and added dye directly to top of shampoo. Mixed design and set on top for about an hour
Nebula with worm dye. Spike it blue, quick coat red and chartreuse. The red didn't seem to stick. I used shampoo only and added dye directly to top of shampoo. Mixed design and set on top for about an hour
For the pylam dyes, are you using the water soluble or solvent soluble?
Did this twice. 2nd time the red stuck with the dishwasher gel. Thanks
The first one had a stamp that dissolved. The second had only a small piece of the stamp left. I did an sss wizard also with the stamp and the stamp was unaffected. Not sure if gateway uses different material for stamps. I have one more I did on a friends beat thumber. The second disc in the pic above was yellow. The pic attached to this was white
The pic on top was before I washed the shampoo off. I wish I would have waited longer for dye to set in. Wanted to be cautious with it being the worm dye. I like the way it turned out but I think the top was waaay better
Pretty cool results on this one. The dye spread pretty interesting on this one. Few questions for ya. How long did you leave this one in just out of curiousity? Also how many colors did you use to achieve these results? Was the dye mixed with laundry detergent?