Rit DyeMore Single Bottle 7 Oz. Synthetic Liquid Fiber Dye for Clothing, Décor, and Crafts – Graphite

This stuff is great.....make old items look new again.

The directions are super simple to follow, but I could hardly read them on the packaging, so I had to come back here to view the pic with the product! But color was good. Got a nice gray color, not deep black, as expected. As directed, WEAR GLOVES! It will stain skin and nails if you’re dying the fabric without gloves on. I forgot my gloves before I started the process, and said oh well after I was already elbow deep in my dye bath…and now have a nice mechanics look to sport for the last couple of days 😊!

Was exactly the color advertised. Hard to gauge a bit while it's cooking since the fabric is wet and the dye bath appears darker, but you get the right color in the end. I dyed two separate garments and they both came out almost picture perfect as the color on the bottle. However, I did start with just paler colors of what I was dyeing beforehand, so it's not like I was trying to dye red into purple. My starter garments were a light gray and a light blue and I dyed them a darker gray and a darker blue.Quick and relatively mess free (unless you boil the pot over like I did oops). Whole process took around an hour

I got this to dye a plushie. It is useful I just have to not depend on a cup warmer to keep my mug of dye to the temperature it needs to be at for it to take on the fake fur. But it does help out even though I am using a brush to put it on instead of dipping it. I have used this product before and it works. I am just going a different pathway with it this time since I had to order it this time.

I struggled to find any examples of the brown color of this item so I'm posting a review for other people! This is the color you'll get on something (slightly) off white. (Example of the same plushy in the original color on the last picture) I used the entire bottle in a large pot and stirred for an hour! It was exactly the color I wanted :)

This dye did not preform as I hoped. It did not color the poly blend sweater evenly. Destroyed the garment

I dyed outdoor red cushions that had faded. I chose a red that was close to the original color, and they turned out great. The process was easy, as long as you keep stirring for the entire hour.

Used on roll out awning valance panel. Was Grey and dyed to sapphire blue, came out mint! Boiling water/steam and proper mixing ratios according to the label is the most difficult parts of the process. Pretty easy. Put the valance back up and torrential rains for 2 days had no effect on the color at all. less than 3 days of direct sun faded it to purple, terrible. I am dying it again and applying scotchgard outdoor sun and water shield to see how much that helps. Will follow up if this was a complete waste of time and money (also trying the dye on the 4 curtain panels on the gazebo as blue ones were not an option).