🌑 Jacquard Idye Poly: Black - High-Quality Polyester Dye for Vibrant, Long-Lasting Black Coloration Review

Not suitable for dyeing synthetics black. For reference, I used the hot plate method of bringing water to a boil and then adding the dye and color enhancer. Then I added my dampened clothes (in this case, blue polyester jogging pants and a white viscose t-shirt). I boiled the products for an hour, stirring, and took them out. They still looked stained, so I put them back in for another 30 minutes. Rinse off excess paint and use a paint fixer to keep it from running (this is a separate product…

I don't know why they want me to rate "thickness" or "warmth". It's a bag of fabric paint. I would give it 4 stars for performance and 1 star for Revain's description. I wanted to dye an ugly pink polycotton sweatshirt black so I bought the iDye Poly black. The instructions should *really* be included in the product description here because: (a) they tell you not to use a pot or utensil that will be used for future meals. It's weirdly greasy and sticky and forms rings in the pot you're painting

Let me start by saying I tried to die but I'm not a serious dyer. I dyed some doilies and such to cover up the stains (and create a dark theme) using Rit Dyemore for the synthetic. I have nice dark grays but no BLACKS. Now about that. I bought a cheap plastic grille on offer from Joanne to use on a project, but it was ELECTRIC BLUE. I decided I would paint it for the price. Knowing I would never get the final color I wanted with Rit, I beat Revain and started reading the reviews. I chose this…