turning something black?
so I have this jacket that I need to turn black somehow, it's olive greeny right now. but I don't know how I would get it black. any suggestions?
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Permalink Reply by courtney on
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i'm assuming its some type of regular fabric? you can usually get fabric dyes at drug stores. check shoppers drugmart or like... pharmasave... i dunno. hahah. the dyes are pretty cheap. im not quite sure how to use them but i'm sure its not too hard.
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Permalink Reply by sandman on
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i think all you do is soak it in the dye, then wash it afterwards to get any excess dye out.
i could be wrong though.
Courtney's idea is probably the fastest, least hassle, easiest, and possibly cheapest way.i would suggest the same as her. best of luck
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Permalink Reply by Mike MacLean on
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If you plan on washing it you need to water down the dye, or wash it for the first time alone, unless you want a tie dye effect on the other clothes being washed with it, it happened to me before hahaha. Very good way to do it though.
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Permalink Reply by Cwal on
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I have a cotton jacket that started olive green and I used a fabric dye on, but just that probably won't be enough to make it really black, mine is somewhere more like black olive and purple, its a hard color to explain.
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Permalink Reply by ┌x┐ • •┌x┐Pots Pots Pots on
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''murdering out'' is the term. Dipping in oil or tar? They make that laundry dye but it comes out dark gray. Good spraypaint heals all wounds.
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Oh and those cheap ass dyes, you'd just throw it in the washer like detergent. Somehow it doesnt mess up designs or lettering.
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