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Had a go at Dyeing Tuffs today!

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NORTY40:
Nice bit of resto work there mate  :coolsmiley:

xGoose:
Great job, Ive got a have a go at that soon, hope they turn out as good!

hunterdubber:
Nice work  ;)

It is important to make sure they are throughly clean before you start ,
 and with Alloy hubbed ones , I think a few people smear a bit of vaseline over the face of the hub to protect it  :)

ozone:

--- Quote from: Hunterdubber on June 18, 2010, 06:57 AM ---  I think a few people smear a bit of vaseline over the face of the hub to protect it  :)

--- End quote ---

I'm sure that's just for bleaching rims (nowt better than a bleached rim  >:D ) - the bleach corrodes the alloy so needs covering in some way but I don't think dye harms the alloy and grease/lube would just melt away as soon as the rims touched the hot water...

Is that RIT dye?  Someone on here dyed a set of Tuffs with Dylon and they came out navy blue.  :-\

Nice job BTW

pickle:
nice job!!  yeah did you use Rit?  they did my Z's really well  :daumenhoch:

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