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MartyC:

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--- Quote from: MartyC on November 07, 2010, 02:27 PM ---Looking at this page on the Rit Dye website I reckon Golden Yellow is the colour needed:

http://www.ritdye.com/diy-projects/odds-ends/dyed-golf-balls#

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That's the colour the OP used.  ;)


--- Quote from: rollin72 on November 03, 2010, 10:32 PM ---if your planning on dyeing anything yellow, DO NOT USE GOLDEN YELLOW, its fookin horrible, its closer to orange, ive just wrecked a pair of z-rims :tickedoff:

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Yeah, their website and brochure are misleading with the colours as they look a lot lighter in print than in reality  :tickedoff:.

diesel:
I have these white 16" skyways



and I want them to be yellow like these



Any idea which Rit Dye to use?

rollin72:
these were golden yellow rit dye

the pics a bit dodgy :D
when they were done they looked feckin horrible, i used 2 packets and the mixture looked very weak, if i was going to use this colour again id use 3/4 packets, if you do use this colour dont blame me if they turn out nasty >:D

Munnyella:
Can you not bleach them back to the starting colour and have another crack at it?, I know you cant bleach a `real' colour, but i'd reckon you could bleach out a dye.

MM

phantom photon:
If you want the perfect yellow I would recommend sticking to Dylon Golden Glow  :daumenhoch:



This is a before and after pic  ;)

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