Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
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Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
Has anyone had experience dying the the Jconcepts mono wheels?
https://www.jconcepts.net/shop/mono-rc10-rc10b2-rc10b3-22-rear-wheel
My son is interested in black wheel for his car. Would the yellow plastic dye black better or white? Would RIT dye work or is there a better option?
https://www.jconcepts.net/shop/mono-rc10-rc10b2-rc10b3-22-rear-wheel
My son is interested in black wheel for his car. Would the yellow plastic dye black better or white? Would RIT dye work or is there a better option?
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Re: Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
The graphite black is popular but I usually can't find it.
The last several batches that I've dyed were with regular Rit black liquid. It took longer than the powder but the final result looks good.
The last several batches that I've dyed were with regular Rit black liquid. It took longer than the powder but the final result looks good.
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Re: Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
Awesome to know. I already have a bottle of black RIT dye. Would the yellow or white be better to start with? How long do you boil them for?juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 10:28 pm The graphite black is popular but I usually can't find it.
The last several batches that I've dyed were with regular Rit black liquid. It took longer than the powder but the final result looks good.
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Re: Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
The JConcepts wheels I have don't seem like nylon. They seem more like ABS. I'm not certain they are dyable.
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Re: Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
Is it the same as dying the nylon? just rit dye? Do you add anything to they dye bath?
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Re: Dyeing Jconcepts plastic
This was using regular Rit black dye in a strong concentration with some vinegar added. I boiled everything for about 20 minutes.
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