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Grip dying problems

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Jt:
Dunno.

I Put a stickie up of my own.

I just chucked a load of Dylon ina massive pan,  filled it with salt, and boiled the fook out them for hours.

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
did you use a fixer ?

some rubber will not dye and some gets lucky

dylon works best on nylon, which it sticks to - seats have a mixture of plastic and nylon ~ this is why they dye well - grips don't have nylon in them

acetate can also be use to help it fix onto the grips

Devilock:

--- Quote from: BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN on June 05, 2012, 01:20 PM ---did you use a fixer ?

some rubber will not dye and some gets lucky

dylon works best on nylon, which it sticks to - seats have a mixture of plastic and nylon ~ this is why they dye well - grips don't have nylon in them

acetate can also be use to help it fix onto the grips

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So what should I do/use to optimize adhesion...??!!

kungfunky:
Theres some really good stuff on youtube on how to use Rit with acetone  :daumenhoch:

Devilock:

--- Quote from: kungfunky on June 05, 2012, 04:36 PM ---Theres some really good stuff on youtube on how to use Rit with acetone  :daumenhoch:

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Nice one Ash, Ill check it out...  :daumenhoch:

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