Fabric Dye Cloth Dye Tintex Brand For Most Washable Fabrics Scarlet Red 55g 1Pc

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Tintex is used in the washing machine or by hand to dye most washable fabrics/ (Test before you dye). Our dyes can be used to add colour to paper, unfinished wood & wicker.

Use 1 package to dye 1 lb (454 grams) of cotton, linen, silk, spandex and viscose. Use 2 packages to dye 1 lb (454 grams) of nylon, acetate, and wool. To dye dark or bright colours (navy, black, royal blue etc) use double quantity of dye. Not to be used on 100% acrylic or polyester.

For best results use Tintex Colour Remover prior to dyeing.

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Fabric Dye Cloth Dye Tintex Brand For Most Washable Fabrics Scarlet Red 55g 1Pc

Our vibrant SCARLET RED is bold, bright and powerful just like a sports car. Add bursts of this classic colour throughout your home and wardrobe for dramatic results that are sure to get attention.

Red dye can be used to make pink; use less red dye for pastel pink and add a small amount of blue or purple with the red to make hot pink or magenta. Adjust dye amounts to be more/less as needed and always test your dye colour.

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WHAT TINTEX CAN DYE: Tintex is NOT for 100% polyester or 100% acrylic fabric/material. Tintex Fabric Dye is created for most washable fabrics (example: cotton, linen, silk, nylon, acetate, rayon, wool and viscose). Blends are dyeable if the majority of your fabric is made of a 'suitable fabric' (example: 65% cotton 35% polyester).

PREPARE FABRIC BEFORE: Wash fabric so it is clean & damp before dyeing and for best results always do a fabric test before and adjust amount as needed.

HOW TO MAKE DIFFERENT COLOURS: Darker colours use more dye, you can make pastels (with any colour) by using less dye.

HOW MUCH TO USE: Use 55g for 1 pound (454g), of cotton, linen, silk, spandex & viscose; use 110g for 1 pound (454g), of nylon, acetate, rayon & wool; double the usual amount for dark or bright colours.