Jacquard Acid Dyes .5oz-Aztec Gold

Was easy to use

Not very effective on nylon line. More of a messy teal color, lots of areas still white, especially after rinsing the line. MAYBE I used too much water, but the directions were kind of vague about the actual amount to use. Plus the product line stated it was a liquid, when in actuality it was a powder: Jacquard Products Acid Dye, Spruce, 5 Fl Oz

I purposely purchased your product for the high ratings it received. I have 7 fabric roman shades I wanted to change the color on. Following all the instructions given, even used the soda ash plus I added additional dye to the solutions, my fabric did not absorb any of the dye. I had used very warm water and let it soak for over 24 hours stirring occasionally. Dont know what else to do but sew new shades.

The product description said 5 ounces I have less than half an ounce.

I bought this color based on color chart from the company. I tried it on a variety of natural fabrics..cashmere,linen and cotton>> bright orange/neon coral-esp on cotton. The color does not have any pinkish hue....Very dissapointed! I used the washer machine method because it was the most convenient method for me. If you like the color on the fabrics- buy this.

I used Jacquard Acid Dyes for dyeing feathers. The colors looked beautiful and did not fade after repeated shampooing. I took an old frying pan, heated some water added a teaspoon white vinegar and the dye and feathers, and simmered it for half an hour while stirring occasionally.

It was completely dried up inside

THis didnt even come close to dying fabric. Left lots of splotches and ruined my drapes. Trying to be good and buy environmentally friendly products, but this was a complete waste of money. Lesson learned.

Great. Thank you.

Dyed wool. Ignored expert advice not to use iron pot- used a large old antique iron cauldron- and results (as I expected) were excellent. Color was exactly what I wanted. Very pleased with the result.