imperialissue Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 In an attempt to aid our search and hopefully answer some questions, I dyed some fabric with BLACK rit dye to see the actual results of dying camo fabric. Hopefully this will be helpful to everyone here and help put us closer to our goal. I know that there had been talk of choosing the correct dye. Black or Brown, or maybe a mix of both. I figured that Black was a good starting point. I choose three types of fabric. The first Camo pattern (of course), the next two were colors that I chose that appeared close to a possible base color for typical camo. On the second and third fabrics I painted on a camo pattern, just for effect. Each of the fabrics took the dye at different rates. The first, the actual camo pattern took the slowest. 20-25 min. Here's the final result pictured above the fabric without dye. Second fabric took the dye the fastest. Third fabric results. The painted on camo, of course wouldn't take the dye. This was intended to be a stepping-stone to help answer some questions. I hope this was helpful and feel free to share your input. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Krayvan Posted January 30, 2007 Share Posted January 30, 2007 ive been wondering about the soft set and how to exactly get a good color... i had the same idea of how and what to dye with... personaly i believe that ACU would be the best set of camo for the base.. and with that i would dye with a black with a small olive tint.. but i havent tested this out yet.... i need to hit up an army surplus some time soon.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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