There are so many videos, facebook groups and posts on the internet, just so much information about disc dyeing that it is honestly astonishing how many people just butcher their first dye. This DEFINATELY isn't butchered and what I especially liked was the colour choices to avoid green and especially brown. Colour combo choices are a really simple thing and go a long way in disc dyeing. I've done multiple dyes myself and made some mistakes along the way, but sometimes it is baffling how little people read into this kind of stuff before just diving in, purchase something in dx plastic, fail, buy dyes that don't work on discs, fail, then buy a quality disc, good dyes and combine ALL of the colours, creating a brown/black mess 😬. EDIT. Nope. There was yellow in there as well. Thankfully you got lucky with the colours not turning out brown everywhere. Colour combos are a seriously underrated aspect in dyeing.
Definitely got lucky! I think the main issue with all the disc dyeing information on the internet is just that, there is too much of it. There are so many varying opinions on how to go about it that it can sometimes be off-putting to try and look into. It could also just be my ADHD 😆, but it does sometimes feel overwhelming. For our dyes, I just tried to use some common sense, but this time I used waaaaay too much lotion! 😜
@@JustDisc the biggest, THE BIGGEST thing is to use colours that won't fail you easily. Red and yellow, they look good separately, combine to orange which is also nice. Pink and yellow, same thing. Red and blue, if they combine they make purple, which is also nice. But if you have yellow, red AND blue close to each other, you might absolutely ruin a disc. Often times colour choices 100% save a failed dye job.
This was so deeply relatable! Your panic in the process is what I usually feel, although your result is better than any that I've had so far. I look forward to your next dye; it's only up from here!
It rubs the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again. You might want to use a torch to pop bubbles in lotion bed. I'm worried about dying my Berg. The top could trap air pockets, so some spots, no dye.
There’s actually a really easy method I found on TH-cam to prevent the bubble. Sarg’s happy little discs has a video on it. I tried it for the first time last week and had no bubble!
When i did a berg i placed it face up and mixed different dyes and shaving foam in little cups and then applied the foam with a spoon in the areas i wanted and did the edge with a paint brush, i used a bamboo skewer to swirl the foam i placed in the middle for a design. This method works well with other discs aswell. It is less messy and easy for kids to do. You wont get super crisp designs but it is a good starting point. I also put my pie pan on a old baking sheet and leave in my over with just the light on. I find the warm temp helps the dye set fast and deeper
That was quite enjoyable to watch! When you topped off the pie tin I knew it was gonna be messy, I seen some people mix lotion with the dye. Looks good though that's all that counts. I can't wait to try it myself.
7:01 "ohh!?... no" As a novice disc dyer that one is so relatable XD I'll drop you a message with some of the progress I have made in the past couple of weeks :)
I was thinking the same thing. In my experience I can dye 2 discs with 1 bottle of lotion. I also haven't dyed any bergs yet due to the dreaded bubble caused by the thumb track. I think it looks great though and you made something unique.
I just watched a video where the guy mixed his dyes with lotion and kept them in their own bottles. This way, when he applied them to the substrate (glue in his case), they didn't run like yours did here. Yes, you made mistakes, but the end result wasn't a disaster. Also, gotta love the Berg!
@@JustDisc Just finished watching. Pretty easy process and a wonderful result. I'm just exploring various videos before jumping into this new side of disc golf. Kudos.
No way I just dyed one too!!!! Once again I forgot before pics but I'll send after pics through if you were curious. Just finished the vid. I like it! Not great but not bad at all!
Dude you spilled Spaghetti all over your disc or Dude once your done with that blue plate make sure you clean the Spaghetti sauce off of it. 😆 Great video and if I did that to my disc it would have turned out worse. Great video.
@@JustDisc it just sprinkles a bunch. Not lots of heavy rain usually, lots of flooding recently. Summers can be really nice, not too hot, not humid, don't tell anyone.
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There are so many videos, facebook groups and posts on the internet, just so much information about disc dyeing that it is honestly astonishing how many people just butcher their first dye. This DEFINATELY isn't butchered and what I especially liked was the colour choices to avoid green and especially brown. Colour combo choices are a really simple thing and go a long way in disc dyeing. I've done multiple dyes myself and made some mistakes along the way, but sometimes it is baffling how little people read into this kind of stuff before just diving in, purchase something in dx plastic, fail, buy dyes that don't work on discs, fail, then buy a quality disc, good dyes and combine ALL of the colours, creating a brown/black mess 😬.
EDIT. Nope. There was yellow in there as well. Thankfully you got lucky with the colours not turning out brown everywhere. Colour combos are a seriously underrated aspect in dyeing.
Definitely got lucky! I think the main issue with all the disc dyeing information on the internet is just that, there is too much of it. There are so many varying opinions on how to go about it that it can sometimes be off-putting to try and look into. It could also just be my ADHD 😆, but it does sometimes feel overwhelming. For our dyes, I just tried to use some common sense, but this time I used waaaaay too much lotion! 😜
@@JustDisc the biggest, THE BIGGEST thing is to use colours that won't fail you easily. Red and yellow, they look good separately, combine to orange which is also nice. Pink and yellow, same thing. Red and blue, if they combine they make purple, which is also nice. But if you have yellow, red AND blue close to each other, you might absolutely ruin a disc. Often times colour choices 100% save a failed dye job.
This had me cracking up... not a bad result though... love the berg
Toooo much lotion! lol
This was so deeply relatable! Your panic in the process is what I usually feel, although your result is better than any that I've had so far. I look forward to your next dye; it's only up from here!
Thanks Tristan! It was definitely a panic for several reasons lol. I'm surprised just as much as you are that the disc came out pretty decent :P
Leo liked the sound at the beginning! I like the end result! The blue around the edges made it sweet. Looks like a good time 😀
I think you covered all the stages of disc dyeing! It's a rollercoaster of emotions but I love it. The Berg looks great! Keep at it :)
Thank you very much Allison! Do you dye discs yourself?
glue is by far my favourite method but you need acetone dyes not rit
Its way better than I was expecting.
It rubs the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again.
You might want to use a torch to pop bubbles in lotion bed.
I'm worried about dying my Berg. The top could trap air pockets, so some spots, no dye.
There’s actually a really easy method I found on TH-cam to prevent the bubble. Sarg’s happy little discs has a video on it. I tried it for the first time last week and had no bubble!
When i did a berg i placed it face up and mixed different dyes and shaving foam in little cups and then applied the foam with a spoon in the areas i wanted and did the edge with a paint brush, i used a bamboo skewer to swirl the foam i placed in the middle for a design. This method works well with other discs aswell. It is less messy and easy for kids to do. You wont get super crisp designs but it is a good starting point. I also put my pie pan on a old baking sheet and leave in my over with just the light on. I find the warm temp helps the dye set fast and deeper
Thanks for the insight 🙌
Best video yet.
I laughed my ass off when you pushed the Berg down, and it just started spouting left and right :D amazing, cool looking disc though.
It was lots of fun and definitely not planned! 😜
The Berg Bubble™ is a legit issue many dyers face. I've been hit once but thankfully that's it.
@justdisc, your overfill your trays every time. To keep the mess clean (and get better dyes) is to only fill your tray up 2/3 the way.
Yeah, my mistakes was filling it as much as I did with the shaving cream :P
Turned out better than I thought it would at first lol. Would be cool to see touched up version, when you finish.
Thanks Ryno! I already ended up touching up the back, so I’ll make a note to post it soon! 👍
Oh my Justin. I have no words!! 😄
Well that was an experience. Really thought it would turn out much worse than it did!
Thanks for watching Big B! Yeah, we were just as surprised! lol
That was quite enjoyable to watch! When you topped off the pie tin I knew it was gonna be messy, I seen some people mix lotion with the dye. Looks good though that's all that counts. I can't wait to try it myself.
7:01 "ohh!?... no"
As a novice disc dyer that one is so relatable XD
I'll drop you a message with some of the progress I have made in the past couple of weeks :)
It was definitely a lot of fun either way 😆! And sounds good, I'll be sharing them on the community shortly!
Try some glue beds. Definitely my favorite medium out of the big three. Spin dyeing is where it’s at tho!
I kept saying to myself "That's gotta be too much lotion." Lol! The end product was decent though!
1 bottle should have been enough! 😆
I was thinking the same thing. In my experience I can dye 2 discs with 1 bottle of lotion. I also haven't dyed any bergs yet due to the dreaded bubble caused by the thumb track. I think it looks great though and you made something unique.
I just watched a video where the guy mixed his dyes with lotion and kept them in their own bottles. This way, when he applied them to the substrate (glue in his case), they didn't run like yours did here. Yes, you made mistakes, but the end result wasn't a disaster. Also, gotta love the Berg!
Yeah, that was one of our older dyeing videos. Check out our disc dyeing for newbies part 2 if you get a chance 👍
@@JustDisc Just finished watching. Pretty easy process and a wonderful result. I'm just exploring various videos before jumping into this new side of disc golf. Kudos.
No way I just dyed one too!!!! Once again I forgot before pics but I'll send after pics through if you were curious. Just finished the vid. I like it! Not great but not bad at all!
The Denver broncos would be proud of this disc
Dude you spilled Spaghetti all over your disc or Dude once your done with that blue plate make sure you clean the Spaghetti sauce off of it. 😆 Great video and if I did that to my disc it would have turned out worse. Great video.
Thanks Chapman! 😆 Yeah I’m not sure how the disc ended up looking half decent, but I’ll take it! 👍
Before starting, you should make sure it's level.
White space isn’t bad. It adds another level. It was quite the journey though!
Halo Berg lol better than my first time man I like it honestly
Might wanna consider using waay less lotion next time 😝 1/3” -1/2” is enough
Thanks for the tips! 😜
I'm assuming you're a Canadian with a red white and blue disc? Disc dying, Never perfect, always awesome
Yes we are Canadian from Ontario! 🙌 How about yourself?
@@JustDisc was born in Vancouver BC. Now in Seattle.
@@Shonufff88 Does it rain as much as everyone thinks? 😜
@@JustDisc it just sprinkles a bunch. Not lots of heavy rain usually, lots of flooding recently. Summers can be really nice, not too hot, not humid, don't tell anyone.
I've used this exact dollar store lotion before, it did not turn out so well
I’m glad we were able to salvage a semi-decent dye lol 😂
@@JustDisc it does look pretty nice! With that lotion my discs have moved around so that the disc was off center
At least dye doesn't affect flight.
No it does not!