Rit DyeMore Liquid Dye, Apricot Orange 7 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I bought this to color the golf balls. It worked good but I made too much mess doing it that I realized it is not worth of doing it myself. Tip for who want to color the golf balls: use warm water (not cold water). and cover the surrounding and wear dirty cloths.

This does dye plastic parts quite well, but I made a mistake you may avoid with this review. After reading a few online articles about how some peoples project came out lighter than they expected, well...I used the whole bottle on a project. That was too much dye, it came out more of a super dark red instead of orange...not what I wanted. I fixed the project by just using Rit Dyemore Charcoal colored dye, making the parts almost black, which looked good. The lesson is if you use a light Ritmore dye, you need to get some scrap material that matches what you are going to dye, and start slowly increasing the concentration of dye in the boiling water while testing your scrap to get the exact shade you want (unless it is charcoal/black, then who cares, use the whole bottle). Also, I did the whole project outside with a portable stove burner...there is a slight smell I didnt want in the house, and if there was a spill by accident, it would be outside, no harm no foul. Also think out your disposal plan for the old dye...I would not pour it down a sink unless it is a sink that cannot stain. Good product if you are careful and think your project plan through from end to end steps.

Works great for plastics! I was able to successfullly dye some white PBT keycaps for my keyboard and very happy with the result. I was afraid to melt them, so I only poured the dye and water (which had reached boiling) into a plastic container with my keys and left it in for a little longer time ~30 minutes. Good product and I would purchase again!

Perfect for crafting

I bought this to dye cotton clothing in order to make my son a costume for school. Ive never dyed fabric before and was terrified to try because I was running out of time. I had a white shirt and khacki pants that I needed a deep, vibrant orange color, that I would then draw stripes on. I followed the directions on the back of the bottle and ended up using a large pot on the stove. The total process took about 30 minutes. I rinsed the clothes in the sink until the water ran clear then put them in the washer with a teeeeensy weeeensy amount of detergent. I was really surprised at how well the color came out. I dryed the clothes like usual and everything went really smoothly. The only issue I ran into was that I ended up dying the plastic cooking spoon (that I used to stir during the dye process) orange - haha! Rookie mistake. I was really surprised at how well the color came out on the khacki pants... Ill purchase this brand again, if I ever need to dye anything.

Worked good.

Used this to dye a tulle (polyester) skirt I ordered online. Came out exactly the color I wanted!!!

I am beyond pleased! I put a 6 count pour to 2- 2.5 gallons of water, a few shakes of salt and a teaspoon of dish soap and put the pillow covers in for 20 minutes over medium heat - they look great- the photo above shows the pillows done not the cushion - I did that next and they all look amazing! For 8 pillow covers and 6 cushion covers I used 2 bottles.

I tried to dye outdoor cushion covers. Absolutely nothing happened. They were the same after as they were before. A friend told me that sometimes there is a protective coating on outdoor fabrics. I followed the directions. Guess I wont try that again. I wouldve thought that there wouldve been a caution or something for treated fabrics.

Used it to dye a yellow sweater to orange. It worked great, perfect for Halloween!