This colour stripper for dye preparation is chlorine free and suited for all natural fibers and nylon. Not recommended for wool, silk, polyester, acrylic, acetate or fabrics with special finishes.

By following these comprehensive instructions, you can maximize the effectiveness ofDylon Pre Dye Colour Stripper ensuring that your fabrics are primed for the next step in your creative dyeing journey.When dying fabrics it is perfectly natural to feel a little nervous, especially if you are dying something for the first time. Here at Ajanta Studios we have put together a few helpful tips and basic instructions on how to use the three different types of Dylon Dye, so you can make sure that you get the most out of your product and breathe new life into fabric. My first tip for using these dyes is all about the fabric. Choose 100% cotton fabrics for the best and brightest colors. All my testing or playing for this week will be done with Northcott’s Colorworks Premium Solids. I’ve only used prepared for dying (PFD) fabrics a few times, but since I always pre-wash my fabrics, I haven’t noticed any differences with my color results when using one or the other. Whether you're reviving old garments or preparing fabrics for a vibrant transformation, Dylon Pre Dye Colour Stripper offers a reliable and efficient solution.

IMPORTANT: Always use in a well-ventilated room. Do not breathe fumes! Especially if you suffer from asthma, bronchitis or allergies that affect breathing. Understanding how much water to use will help me to change the dye density in my fabrics. Do I want something really light? Then I just need to a small amount of dye powder to the water. Dylon Pre Dye Colour Stripper is a powerful and versatile solution designed to prepare your fabrics for a vibrant transformation. Whether you're aiming to lighten the existing color of your fabric or create a neutral base for a new hue, DDylon Pre Dye Colour Stripper provides a straightforward and effective process. Here's a detailed guide with step-by-step instructions on how to use Dylon Pre Dye Colour Stripper Since I prefer the more intense colors, going forward, I’m going to continue to use 2 liters (2 quarts) of water or less to dye my fabrics. This is referred to as “low immersion dyeing” where the fabric is not completely submerged in the dye solution.Set your washing machine to a full cycle with the hottest water temperature recommended for the fabric. script>