Nakoma Rit Dye More Synthetic 7oz-Graphite

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Shake liquid dye bottle and mix dye with 4 cups 950 mL of hot water. Powder dye should be pre-dissolved in 2 cups 470 mL of hot water. Add diluted dye to the basin. Rit DyeMore requires a higher temperature than our all-purpose dye, so for the best results use the stovetop method. Quantity: One bottle will dye one pound of dry polyester fabric. If dyeing acetate, acrylic or nylon, one bottle will dye two pounds of dry fabric

You cannot use your washing machine as it won’t be able to achieve the water temperature needed for Rit DyeMore to penetrate the fabric. To enhance the color and reduce color bleeding, use Rit ColorStay Dye Fixative immediately after dyeing and before washing, following these instructions. Important Note: Due to the complexity of dyeing synthetics, you must use Rit DyeMore with the stovetop method to maintain an almost boiling temperature for the duration of your dyeing. As a result: If dyeing natural fibers like cotton or linen, mix 1 cup 240 mL of salt with 4 cups 950 mL of hot water. If dyeing silk or nylon, mix 1 cup 240 mL of white vinegar with 4 cups 950 mL of hot water. Add salt or vinegar solution to the basin. New – Singer Sewing Assistant App which features animated videos and information on how to use your machine.What Will Rit DyeMore Dye: 100% polyester, polyester / cotton blends, acrylic, acetate, nylon and even some plastics Cover work area with plastic table cover or newspaper and have paper towels handy to protect against any possible spills. To determine how much dye is needed, weigh the item on a food scale or estimate the weight. As a general guideline, one bottle of Rit will color up to two pounds (907grams) of dry weight fabric. For very light or very dark colors, we recommend using more dye. Generally we recommended starting with one bottle of dye when dyeing synthetics but you should use two bottles when dyeing dark colors, especially when dyeing polyester.

If dyeing a blend containing cotton, linen, rayon or ramie, use Rit ColorStay Dye Fixative immediately after dyeing and before washing to enhance the color and reduce color bleeding. It’s easy to convert the machine from a flatbed to a free arm – perfect for sewing cuffs and sleeves.Cover work area around stove with plastic table cover or newspaper and have paper towels handy to protect against any possible spills. Fiber content and weight effect how color appears. If you are in doubt as to whether your fabric will accept dye or achieve the color you want, we recommend testing a swatch first. Fiber content and weight affect how color appears. If you are in doubt as to whether your fabric will accept dye or achieve the color you want, we recommend testing a swatch first.

Shake liquid dye bottle and add dye to machine. Powder dye should be pre-dissolved in 2 cups 470 mL of hot water and then added to machine. Mix well to evenly distribute the dye. Wear rubber gloves to protect hands from getting stained and to insulate them when working with hot water. Wearing rubber gloves, mix powder or well-shaken liquid dye with 4 cups 950 mL of very hot water. Stir well. With so many diverse synthetic fabric iterations on the market, Rit thought it was high time to offer a dye capable of taking those very fabrics to the next level. That’s why Rit introduced Rit DyeMore, a dye specially made for synthetic fabrics like polyester, polyester cotton blends, acrylic, and acetate. And like the All-Purpose formula, DyeMore is non-toxic and perfect for use in the home.To enhance the color: (1) add 1 cup 240 mL of salt when dyeing fabrics containing cotton, rayon, ramie or linen; (2) add 1 cup / 240 mL of vinegar when dyeing fabrics containing nylon, silk or wool. To enhance the color: (1) add 1 cup 240 mL of salt when dyeing fabrics containing cotton, rayon, ramie or linen; (2) add 1 cup 240 mL of vinegar when dyeing fabrics containing nylon, silk or wool. Fill a stainless steel pot with enough water for the fabric to move freely. We recommend using three gallons of water for every pound of fabric.