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Dylon dye

ergonomics · 2006-07-23 18:04:36

I just dyed a pair of trousers but on one leg there are a couple of patches that didn't dye. Is there any product I can use to fill the patch in or will I have to do the whole dye process again?

23-07-2006 6:04pm

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I just dyed a pair of trousers but on one leg there are a couple of patches that didn't dye. Is there any product I can use to fill the patch in or will I have to do the whole dye process again?

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#2 23-07-2006 6:07pm

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Have to do the whole process again so its an all over colour, it may look patchy if you try to fill them in.

Make sure whatever you're dyeing is completely clean, as any washing powder build up or any product build up can prevent the dye taking. If some areas are more worn that others the dye may have a blotchy result also.

Not really Dylon's fault I'd say.

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