Nakoma Rit Liquid Dye, Multi-Colour, 8 oz

This dye is utterly amazing! I had various pieces of what was white swimwear that had been yellowed on just the first and only wear by chlorine, sun creams and oils. What a waste of money, or so I thought. after a quick Google search on how to remove the stains, I bought the yellow and aquamarine Rit Dye to try to salvage them. An hour each in a sink of very hot water and two bikinis, swimsuit and a bodysuit discoloured in the wash are lovely and bright colours and like brand new. I'm so happy!

Top product would fully recommend better that other branded products. Dyed lace beautifully.

Can’t go wrong with this brand. We have started using this exclusively to dye cord. It’s concentrated so you only need a little.

Turned out as I expected it a lovely lemon yellow..Easy to apply ..Helps a lot if you follow the instructions on youtube..

used it to dye golf balls. Only 6 out of 18 slightly shaded. Go for a deeper colour than Lemon Yellow.

I hoped for lemon, but got a very vivid yellow. I still like my newly dyed trousers, but they're now a lot more vibrant than I was hoping for! Perhaps I should have really diluted the dye a lot more and soaked for a shorter time.

Brilliant product and service

Pretty much useless for dying silk. Used Vinegar as recommended. Vey little colour change. Dylon even more useless.

Niestety farbowanie nie wyszło w ogóle, nie polecam tago artykułu!Zostawia jedynie ślady w pralce i inne rzeczy dostają ślady i/lub się farbują, czego nie chcę.Później trzeba czyścić pralkę, na co idzie całe mnóstwo wysiłku i pieniędzy na (właściwe) środki!Co do sprzedawcy, nie ma żadnych zastrzeżeń, przeciwnie! Przesyłka szybko dotarła, dobrze zabezpieczona, zachęcam do robienia zakupów w tym sklepie!

Great item.

Because the cap didn't break a circle, I am taking off 1 star out of 5. So far an excellent product and it will be interesting with painting and applying to wood.

Experimenting with dying crushed MOP for my banjo inlays. Soaked MOP overnight in 50% Rit Dye and 50% vinegar. From left to right is:#1 Wine#2 1/2 Wine-1/2 Cherry Red#3 Cherry Red#4 1/2 Cherry Red1/2 Sunshine Orange#5 Sunshine Orange#6 !/2 Sunshine Orange1/2 Lemon Yellow#7 Lemon YellowBottom 1-7 White included.

I’ve never dyed anything before, but I really wanted to dye my mothers cotton Mexican dress because it was stained with spots that I couldn’t remove. It was super easy to do and follow directions. We used a large plastic box (like what you put Christmas decor in) and used 6 gallons of water total (we dyed some other stuff too). 4 of those gallons of water were from the hot tap and we boiled the other 2 gallons. We did use the salt and dish soap suggested. Easy to do! Pro tip: get a used towel for the project which you will put in the washer as well as some large gloves!