Disc Golf Dyeing - Lollipop Spin Dye Tutorial
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It's time to bring what we've learned about Lollipop Spin Dyes over to TH-cam. We've done a number of these during live streams over on our Facebook page, but wanted to tie one up a little tighter over here into a full commentary tutorial.
As always, we hope that you've learned enough from this little video to feel the urge to grab some fresh plastic, an old turntable, and some dye to give it a try on your own. You'd be surprised what comes from Doing It! Hope you enjoy!
We've had a surprising number of requests to make some of these discs for other people come in, which it pretty cool and very flattering. Hit us up at differenceisdoingit@gmail.com or on Facebook if you're interested in a custom custom drawn or dyed disc, we'll work something out.
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Background Music: The intro and outro music is title Do Your Stuff, by Perk Badger. License by [Merlin] SC Distribution (on behalf of Numero Group); LatinAutor - PeerMusic, LatinAutor, BMG Rights Management, and 3 Music Rights Societies.
The song during the tutorial is titled Moon Lake by Epic Blast Radius. Check their YT and Soundcloud pages below:
Moon Lake by Epic Blast Radius:
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Oh yeah that’s my disc! I got it in the mail today. That one and Venom are bang-a-rang. Thank you Bobby.
Yeah bro! So glad you can dig how they came out...and now you have a video of how it was made to go along with it. Enjoy 'em bud!
So do u collect discs or do you use the discs?
@@shaneamrein8004 Oh I throw ‘em. I can’t show them off if they’re sitting on a shelf. I really enjoy having one of a kinds out on the field.
@@horned_w1tch right on! Glad you throw them. They don’t due much good on the wall. Nice disc u got
@@shaneamrein8004 Thank you
Dude how do you answer 100 different commenters asking the same "what dye do you use" question, and each response is kind and personal? You are a patient man!
Kidding me?!? I love this stuff! It is all a little easier to manage spread out over a couple years though. Appreciate you Luke!
This is the most entertaining disc dye channel out there...yeahhh
Thanks so much bro! Love hearing that we're keeping you smiling while learning. Yeah!
This is so sick! Love the time and effort put into the editing as well… A lot of these tutorials are way too long, but this one is perfect. You are the man!
Appreciate that Agitprop, glad it hit your good button bud.
Insulin shot in hand I watched...
the candy-flipped, triple-dip, Roy G. Bhivs edition tutorial went pretty swell indeed, Captain. There were some great points with the "counting thirds" timing to the color-shading after effect, I can't see how everyone shouldn't be inspired to try this if they have the means. And they look SOO COOOOL...
getting ready to do a disc dyeing vid on my channel and did a search to see what info was out there. Glad i found this one. This was a great video!
Hey now Wesley, welcome to crew! Just subbed your channel, stoked to see how it comes out.
Absolutely gorgeous dye!
Appreciate it bud!
Another good one! My daughter watched this with me and she says it’s crazy cool how you do that 🤙🏻
Obviously the offspring of a crazy cool dad. Love that it's a family affair watching TDIDI-tube!
She enjoys playing and also wants to dye her own disc on a turntable now that she saw this video lol!
"Never Perfect. Always Awesome!"
Great video man pleasure to learn about it
Thanks so much Erik, glad you enjoyed it!
Dude first try came out soo sick thank you so much for this tutorial what a blast to do and what an outcome 👏
That's awesome Craig! Couldn't agree more, total blast!
Love the explosive intro. YEA!!! Discs are always awesome. Keep Doing It!!!
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Wow! that disc turned out beautiful! Good work! And I like the energy! keep it up
Thanks so much Tommy! A strong doze of James Brown before turning the camera on is my secret to the seemingly over-caffeinated energy.
That is sick
Thanks Shane, glad you could dig it!
Ur great man! Always funny, always informative Thanks for the content! Keep it coming.
I really appreciate that! Having loads of fun trying to keep up with it all.
Very entertaining and certainly trippy
Thanks Daniel! Careful staring into the center...
Good vibes dude! Much appreciated
Thanks Reilly!
Such a great tutorial!
Appreciate that bro! Had loads of fun whipping that one up.
It’s so dope!❤❤❤
Thanks Opald!
What a great dye, enjoyed this one a bunch. Rough luck at the end with the putt, I feel for those heartbreaks all too well 😆
Thanks Bill, glad you could dig it! Unfortunately that putt lives forever in infamy.
Super late to this party but this is a badass vid. That disc looks the business
Good news is that the party is still jamming, we're glad you made it Booker Prime! Welcome to the crew, and the kind words are much appreciated bud.
This is amazing. Learned a ton. Your rad man
Sweet, glad is helped bud! Spin up something awesome!
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt buddy just gave me some dyes gonna go to a pawn shop look for an old record player
Very cool stuff. Thanks for the tutorial. Im definitely going to have to work my way up to this.
Thanks Brandon! I say grab a few old discs and have fun screwing a couple up...that's how I figured it out.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt that's exactly what I did. I've done 4 and 2 have turned out decent. Getting better and learning from each one.
Sick disc i think i would of done out side ring of lolly pop im a sucker for tour series stamps
Thanks bro! You now I gotta stick to the order....the ghost left over looked pretty dope underneath.
You're the man
Appreciate you clintaztic!
Nice
Thanks!
Awesome tutorial! Im going to try this techinque. I got one question tho. You said you aimed to hit the same point or close to it when doing one color but i never got where you are supposed to aim when switching to a different color. Should you keep aiming close to the previous line? Opposite side? Thank you! Keep doing it!
Thanks Eric! No real rules on where to land other than in the right band really, it's all comes out looking pretty dope. On this one though, I tried to blend each color into the previous one a little bit. So I landed the orange first into the end of the red, then some of it's own space, then the same with the yellow. Hope I explained that okay... Hit us with some pics if you give a try bud!
Question...After the dye drys, what then??? Do you let dry like paint, or do you let it dry and wash the residue off??? I tried spinning dye jobs, but the dye dried and chipped off like dried paint 😩
Awesome dye job 👍👍👍
Hmmm, dried and chipped off like paint makes me wonder if you're using the right stuff. I'm using Quick Coat Worm Dip here. The dye takes to the plastic right away, and spare a little residue left behind is set to jet once you're done. I give them all a soapy cold water rinse when I'm finished to take care of that. Hope that helps bud, and thanks for the kind words.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt I’m using the Rit synthetic and it’s drying when I spin lines on it...I’ll have to get some worm dip...This is helpful...Thanks again 👍
@@scottc4076 that’s your problem for sure. Rit isn’t good for spinning straight out of the bottle. It’s better in bed where the disc soaks in it for a while. You’ll love the WD, stuff is awesome.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt Q: does Glow Pro Innova plastic take Rit Synthetic dye ???
Lol "that thing down there that no one ever reads". I read it for you after you said that.
Appreciate that Mike! ....prolly makes 2 of now.
Lol nice Luda reference
Swing that thing like new Jack!
Was this all done with straight worm dip for colors? And leather dye and sharpie for black?
Close James, did this one 100% with Worm Dip. I like using Worm Dip best while spinning I think. Don't have to worry about the mix, they have tons of colors that all pop off the disc, and the smell isn't quite a strong. All of it should work fine though, just personal preference at this point.
Awesome Job! If i only have idye poly, how much acetone shall i mix?
You're in a good spot Andreas, iDye should work just fine. It doesn't take much mixed with acetone, I mix roughly 1/8 tsp to about 2 oz of acetone. But really it's an eyeball measurement that I'll add more powder or acetone to as I need. Hit us with some pics of what you come up with bud!
Love the vid! Are the dyes your painting with the Spike It worm dips, or the idye/acetone mixtures?
Thanks so much Damian! Some Worm Dip, some iDye/acetone mix, mostly WD though.
Disc looks awesome! What is your process for cleaning the disc after dye is applied? I'm having issues with discs rubbing colors on each other in the bag.
Thanks Ryan! Usually just give it a soapy cold water rinsing once it's finished and that's about it. Usually when I had rub off like that it's from using powdered dye/acetone mixes and some of the residual particulate is left on the disc. Feel free to shoot me a DM on Insta of FB if you need more help bud.
I just picked up some dye and a free turntable to try this. How long do you let the dye sit before washing it off? Or do you not need to wash it once it dries completely?
Thanks for the helpful vids!
That's awesome Aaron, you're gonna love it! The dye sets to the plastic right away and you're all good. You should still give it a good cold water rinsing when you're finished to make sure there's no residual dye left on top.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt thanks for replying!
Potentially dumb question time: if you do this with a disc that has a stamp you want to remain on it, can you just let the dye set and then wash it off? Or will this only work exactly as shown in the video?
Not a dumb question Brayden. If you want to spin over a stamp you'll have to mask it first to preserve it. Otherwise the acetone in the dye will streak it right out. I like using school glue best for masks while spinning.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt Thank you!
I have a bunch of dip n glo unscenyed worm dye. Will those work?
Should work great Craig, get at it!
would be so cool to get one & throw it
Hit us up anytime Stanley, happy to whip one up for you.
thanks would so throw any that you like to send@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt
Thank you , I'm open to any that you have ready to go & throw@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt
Thank you for the awesome tutorial. I see you said you use worm dip. Do you have a brand you prefer? Also do you mix any laquer thinner with it or use it straight?
Hey now Justin! Both Spike It and Quick Coat Worm Dip work well. I guess if I were forced to pick between the two it would be the later. You don't need to mix either with anything, they're ready to go right out of the bottle no fuss.
This looks super fun and looks super cool. I need to get a record player! Question if I just have idye poly can I make it liquid with water to do this method? How much powder per fluid ounce? Or should I buy a different dye?
You can definitely use iDye Poly for spin dyeing, but I would mix it acetone or alcohol instead of water. I don't really have an exact measurement there, but if I were forced to guess I would say 1/4 tsp of iDye to about 3 oz of acetone. Equally as important as the ration is making sure all of the powder is fully mixed and dissolved into the acetone. That said, I typically like to use Worm Dip when I'm spinning because it's premixed and set to go right out of the bottle.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt thanks. Is Spike it brand any good? What brand worm dip? Also how long does it sit after you paint it on? As long as possible? Just let it dry? Sorry you probably said this in the video
I use both Spike It and Quick Coat. If I were forced to choose, I like the Quick Coat colors better and the Spike It black better but they all work well. If you're spinning with them they should be goo to go right after putting it to the disc. A cold water rinse to help it set, and wipe down with a paper towel to get any residual dye off is always a good idea though. Hope that helps bud!
James brown!
Get on up!
Yooo shoutout to the Saint Louis zoo hoodie
Ha! Probably the older sweatshirt in my closet. It moved into smock category a while ago.
Just curious, why don’t you use already blank discs or under stamped discs? That stamp would’ve been hard for me to get rid of😉
I love blanks and bottom stamps when I get my hands on them. This one was a disc someone sent to me to dye for them. Good news though, the ghost of the old stamp reflects real cool in the sun under the spin dye.
The Difference is Doing It that makes sense🤦🏼♀️ Love the tutorials🥏⛓💥
What kind of dye do you use for this? Would a mix of acetone and prochem/idye work for this?
I'm mostly using Worm Dip in this one, but a powdered dye and acetone mix will work just fine. Get at it bud!
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt thanks for the quick reply, looks amazing dude🤩
Awesome video dude 🤘
what are the paints or dyes you use that won't rub off the discs 🙏
Thanks Craig, glad you could dig it! I'm using mostly Worm Dip in this video, it takes to the plastic right away. I give all of them a good soapy cold water rinsing after and they're set to jet.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt cheers dude, I'm going to get some and do my own discs 🙏
I have a question about your turntable. What did you do to get rid of the middle pin? I just got an old turntable and I want to be able to do some spins on the bottom of discs.
Hey now Josh! My turntable had a pin in the middle that needed removed as well. After opening it up and deciding that removing it would mess up the mechanism, I decided to carefully shave it down to flush with a Dremel tool. Worked like a charm.
That song is fuckin rad. Disc is too.
Thanks bud, glad you could dig the show!
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt hell ya, youre the only one I watch.
@@CommonSenseCriticism much appreciated!
Great stuff! How long do you let the disc dry before its safe to throw in the bag or get it wet?
Thanks so much Warren! The disc should be good to go once it's finished spinning. I'll usually give it a good cold water rinse afterwards just to make sure nothing residual is left on the surface. From there though, it should be good to go!
Can this be done with rit synthetic? If so do I need to mix it or use straight concentrate?
I haven't really had a ton luck doing any kind of brushwork with Rit Synthetic, it's not the right mix for it. Pretty much only use it for background dyes.
How long should I let the disc sit with the dye on it for it to take
Should be good to go once your finished. I like to give them a good soapy cold water rinse once I'm done to get off an residual dye, but otherwise your set to jet right away.
Where can I find a turn table like this? I see many options on Amazon, etc, but which should I buy?
Best places I've found to dig them up now a days are craigslist and FB market place.
Does your turntable spin in reverse for applying the swirls in a left handed throwers spin direction? I have such a hard time finding patterns suited for lefties lol
It doesn't spin in reverse under power, but I can spin it the other way manually. That's one of the advantages of getting a direct drive turntable. That said, you don't need to spin the disc in the other direction to get "lefty swirls", you just have to move you brush in the opposite direction while making it. On this disc "righty swirls" I move the brush from the top of the section to the bottom, and the "lefty swirls" from the bottom to the top. Hope that helps bud.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt oh yea I see the difference now after you said that, awesome ty
Is that some type of dye he uses or just acrylic paint to dye the disc? I am interesting in trying this method out but want to make sure what he is using and have the right thing.
its a dye but im not sure what hes using, thats what i came here for lol
He's using worm dip dye. I also wondered if you could just paint a similar pattern with acrylic paint.. Might be worth a try with an old disc just to see how it turns out.
Wick dyeing Bobby, need find a turntable.
They're getting a little tougher to find now, need to stay on the prowl! You'll dig one up.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt going check on facebook marketplace and Kijiji.
@@thomasd728 craigslist still has some hidden gems too...
Found several on OfferUp. But like our man TDIDI says, make sure it is DIRECT drive. Just bought a Sansui direct drive on OfferUp yesterday. Can't wait to get started!
I really enjoyed this, nice work sir. Did I also detect a little Cockney accent "arrrw rite" lol.
Thanks so much. I appreciate that! Unfortunately the only accent I carry is a little bit of south Jersey. lol
What dye is used for this? You inspired me to test this out so I just bought a turntable and next is dye and acetone
Awesome bro! I'm mostly using Worm Dip in this video, but I would look into iDye Poly and ProChem as well if you're buying dyes. They're all broken down with link to where you can get them on the resources page of our website here if you want to check it out. www.thedifferenceisdoingit.com/resources/
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt last question! After you dye it how long do you let it sit and dry?
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Thanks Charles!
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt that's so awesome! I love disc golf. This is so awesome to have a personal touch to the discs I use.
Indigo is blue-purple whereas Violet is red-purple. ....we're just used to purple only. (FYI)
Appreciate that Trinity, colors make much more sense to me as an equation.
How long should it be on before you wash it off?
It's good for a soapy cold water rinse as soon as you're done spinning it Joakim.
What kind of dye are using?
All Worm Dip with this one.
How do you mix your dye? Idye poly and what?
I usually mix iDye Poly with acetone or denatured alcohol. All of the ratios and such for my mixes can be found on the FAQs page of our website if you want to check it out. Here's a link: www.thedifferenceisdoingit.com/faqs/
What dye do you use for your lollipop spin dyes
Most often I'm using Worm Dip when I spin dye, it's premixed and easy. But if I need to venture outside of their color pallet I'll mix up some iDye or ProChem.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt Worm dye? like this stuff? www.amazon.com/Spike-It-02002-Dip-N-Glo-Gamefish/dp/B003ZZB24K/ref=sr_1_15?dchild=1&keywords=Worm+Dip&qid=1599579653&sr=8-15
Killer
Thanks so much!
Sick looking disc. What dye do you use?
Thanks Chris! Pretty much all Worm Dip with this one.
What kind of dye/paint is used?
Pretty much all Worm Dip on this disc, but other Poly dyes will work just fine.
How stoned do you need to get before being able to focus your eyes on it haha
I'd prolly lean more towards using the magnifier glasses over the Mary Jane, but whatever works for you bro.
What size is your record player??
Standard I guess... The plate has a diameter of 12" if that helps.
What kinda dyes do you use
Mostly Worm Dip in this one Gabe, but iDye Poly (or ProChem) mixed with some acetone or alcohol should work just fine too.
What kind of brushes do you use?
Mostly Artist's Loft Acrylic brushes. Nothing really holds up to the acetone and alcohol forever, but isolating brushes to colors instead of rinsing them out every time has helped.
Where can I get a cheap turntable
I've had the best luck on Craigslist and FB marketplace, probably more with the later. If you stay on top of both of them you'll find a good one in no time.
Wait do you live in saint Louis. I'm from florissant I live in hillsboro mo
Sorry bud, we're in Maryland.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt you have on a saint louis zoo hoodie.
@@thecynic807 maybe the oldest piece of clothing in my entire wardrobe! Got it at the zoo a couple decades plus ago. It's been promoted to smock status for the messy days.
Which kind of colors is that? 🤔
Sorry Paul, not totally sure what you mean. If you're asking what type of dye it is, I'm using Worm Dip on this disc.
The Difference is Doing It
I mean the chemical art of the color.
I understand the shave idye poly method but via brush i ask me for the right color (chemical) type. Works Rit Dye with brush also good!?
What dye do you use for your black? Btw love the hey now appreciate the sharing
Sorry Douglas, you're question slipped past me there. I'm using Spike It Worm Dip for the black on this one.
Dye job turned.out awesome.! What dye do you use?
Thanks so much Champ! Using Worm Dip for most of this disc.
what medium did you use? acrylic?
Hey now Melanie! I used Spike It Worm Dip to do this whole disc, but really any Poly dye should get the job done.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt amazing work! One of these days I will give it a try. Thanks
@@melanieterwilliger2929 thanks, have fun!
What dye are you using?
Also did you just let it sit and soak when you finished dying it?
Mostly used Worm Dip on this disc. Once it's done I give the disc a soapy cold water rinse to clean any residual dye that may still be on the surface. After that it's set to jet!
What paint do you use?
All Worm Dip with this disc, but I use iDye Poly, ProChem, and Rit Synthetic a lot too.
#OTB
Is it posible to do this with Idye Poly powder?
Sure thing Lucas! Just want to mix it up good with some acetone or denatured alcohol and you should be set.
Anybody do this to music to move with the beat?
Killer idea! I usually have James Brown blaring in the background...
what dye does he use?
Hey now Preston! I'm using Worm Dip in this video, it's great! Comes premixed so no left over particulate and the colors pop off the disc. Just make sure you don't get the garlic scented.
What dye are you using for this?
Hey Zachary, I'm using Spike It Worm Dip. Here's a link to were I get it: www.ispikeit.com/product/150/dip-n-glo-unscented
I was like damn this dude is a tweaker then he started impulsively itching his hand lmao
You're right bro, totally tweaked! The hand scratching though is from committing to the clap too much in the beginning, gave myself a little stinger....but still tweaked.
Uh oh someone is triggered and running low on the stash. Here comes the ultimate question do you continue to argue and look bad on your own channel or will you remember to cover the duct tape window for the next video? We clown in the comment section boiiii
@@lukelindsey3338 felt like I was agreeing... Window stays until she's road ready again, too many discs to dye for now.
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You are the man. Just did my first turntable disc. www.dropbox.com/s/fc4h4u9rqg7q4n5/IMG_1887.jpg?dl=0 Question: how long do you wait for the Fiebings to dry? And can see where it looks like it pulled away near the center? Thoughts? Thanks!!!
This was my first time on the turntable so I wasn’t going to attempt a lollipop!
Hell yeah Everett, looks dope! I'm surprised you got the Fiebing's to work that well spinning with it, I never had much success. I'm sure it'll dry the same that way though, fully dry in about a day and cures in about three. Honestly my Fiebing's has been collecting dust on the shelf since I started hot dipping for black. It get much cleaner and more consistent results, definitely worth giving a try. As far as spinning goes I prefer using Worm Dip, it's set to jet right out of the bottle and the disc is good to go as soon as you're done. Hope all that helps bud, feel free to DM me anytime over on FB or IG if you have more questions. Good luck in the giveaway bud!
Stay off drugs kids.
What dye (mix) did you use?
No mix in this one Max, did it all with Worm Dip that comes premixed.
@@TheDifferenceisDoingIt I see; thanks for the info.
What dyes do you use
All Spike It Worm Dip in this video. But to answer your question more directly, whatever I can get my hands on that works.
What paint is that?
It's dye, Spike It Worm Dip to be exact. Here's a link to where I get it: www.ispikeit.com/product/150/dip-n-glo-unscented