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phantom photon:
The popular opinion is rit works better  :daumenhoch:

Just remember pleanty of hot water and salt  ;)

pickle:
yeah i did my blue ones using Snav69's method......get yourself a large bucket (wicks do them rubber ones for about £7) then get yourself a steam wallpaper stripper from Argos (£20) this may seem expensive but you've got em for anything in the future........fill the bucket with enough water to fully cover the rims plus a few inches for good measure, turn on the steamer and when it's spitting steam out of the hose...stick the end into the water (this will get the water nice and hot and keep it at a good temp) then stir in the salt and dye (i used 3 tubs of table salt and a whole box of Rit dye)...give a good stir and when the it's boiling away bung the rims in and leave them for a few hours if you can (keep checking the water in the steamer) and then bobs your uncle!   :daumenhoch:

Peter J:
I re-dyed my red ones using rit much better than Dylon (and easier to find)

You need to keep the solution warm.

And keep checking them for depth of redness (if thats a word)

They will come out "redder" than they were BITD but mine were looking too pink  :shocked:

oldsnow:
what colour red, is it the scarlet ?

rollin72:
scarlet :daumenhoch:

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