mtskin•

if you want to be very exact with your application use sponge brushes and also thicken your dye with sodium alginate

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JasonRogueOP•

Oh nice, after doing so is there a special liquid/washing procedure to use to prepare it for future washes?

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mtskin•

same as normal dye wash out

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L0st_FroggoFunkBassdDyeIt•

Nothing you can do i know of besides dye it again. And since this is your first post, you probably don’t have the material

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JasonRogueOP•

Do you think I can perhaps spot dye it with a paintbrush with dyes or I have to do the whole process again? I heard I can get dyes from Dharma trading co altho I probably have some alternative stores nearby.

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DavesNotHereMan92•

I highly reccommend dharma great customer service and products!

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JasonRogueOP•

Hi all, this is my first post here and I am wondering if it is possible to retouch the colors on the reverse tie dye hoodie to be more vibrant? I got this from MNML.com although the colors displayed online are brighter than what I had gotten 😅. I wish to get the hoodie to look close to the third pic of the Amiri tie dye hoodie.

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tzweezle•

What fabric is the hoodie made of??

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JasonRogueOP•

100% cotton with French Terry inside

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tzweezle•

Then the procion dyes should work fine, just be sure to presoak in soda ash

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JasonRogueOP•

Okay thank you, according to another user I should take the dyes and use sodium alginate to thicken the dyes. Should I do this with the procion dyes? Also for the soda ash is that for the garment itself or the dyes. Sorry I am basically like a rookie to tie dye lol.

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Can we get an update on the hoodie?

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