Acid Dyes
(Don't be alarmed by the name, the only acid involved is vinegar)
40 Colors
3 Sizes
Acid Dyes produce the most vibrant colors possible on protein fibers and nylon. These concentrated, powdered, hot water dyes are the best dyes available for silk, wool, cashmere, alpaca, feathers, and nylon. Extremely brilliant and colorfast, these dyes are very easy to use and produce a uniform dye job. A half ounce bottle will color up to two pounds of fiber depending on the depth of shade.
"I recently tried your acid dyes on some 90% nylon underwear and I just want to say that the colors came out fantastically!! I used TEAL in one batch and NAVY in another and they both came out REALLY DARK! I'm amazed! It's usually SO HARD (or impossible) to dye dark colors."
"You have a great product! It sure helps when you use the correct dye for your material!"
"Thanks a bunch!"Fran Culler
Chemicals
Fabric
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Dyes
Sodium Alginate SH is the most desirable dye thickener when dyeing cotton and other cellulose fibers.
Sodium Alginate SH is the most desirable thickener when dyeing silk & synthetics.
Synthrapol is a mild soap specifically made for removing excess dye so that dried articles may be washed with other laundry.
A huge, ever changing selection of silk yardage & scarves you'll find nowhere else, at prices you'll find nowhere else.
Also cotton yardage, ties, silk hoops, cotton umbrella blanks, remnants, and more.
Green Label Silk Color Dyes produce rich, transparent colors while being extemely easy to use.
These professional steamset dyes produce extrordinarily rich, transparent colors. Use them for fabric painting on silk, cotton & rayon and in many specialty applications.
Highly concentrated liquid dyes perfect for hand painted watercolor effects, hard edge painting, screening or printing.
The undisputed king of tie dye, Procion MX is extemely versatile. Use it for: batik, immersion dyeing, gradation dyeing, airbrush, garment dyeing, and more.
Acid Dyes produce the most vibrant colors possible on protein fibers and nylon.
Don't be alarmed by the name, the acid is just vinegar.
Dramatically reduces the time required to prepare an indigo dye bath. Get gorgeous results without the hassel.
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Have a look, browse around, and if you have a question please don't hesitate to ask!Have questions about Jacquard dyes?
On our discussion forums we quickly answer all questions.
Have a look, browse around, and if you have a question please don't hesitate to ask!
Have questions about Jacquard dyes?
On our discussion forums we quickly answer all questions.
Have a look, browse around, and if you have a question please don't hesitate to ask!
Have questions about Jacquard dyes?
On our discussion forums we quickly answer all questions.
Have a look, browse around, and if you have a question please don't hesitate to ask!
Sodium Alginate SH