Using Rit Dye More (Graphite)

[@HeathaFeatha222]

Also if you dye each peice clothing at a time is best. 😊

[@cray5167]

For dyemore, I thought you're supposed to use stovetop method only

[@LinkTryHeart]

Great video! Hey, has anybody ever told you you sound like an Ace Vane character?

[@Sno6oy]

I just looked him up 😂 Mann I don’t think I do

[@LinkTryHeart]

@Sno6oy lol it was a long shot

[@saltofthaearth]

Next use the rit color stay fixative

[@HeathaFeatha222]

If you're needing it to be jet black then you should had gotten their black dye. 🖤 If you go onto their site they give you all recipes for all kinds of colors. It's really important to know what your fabrics are too. I hope that helps. Thanks for the video.

[@SomebodysGottaDye]

RIT does not make a synthetic “black” dye.

[@HeathaFeatha222]

@@SomebodysGottaDye dang it! I never noticed that.

[@KnexJunkie]

​There is a black powder of RIT i wonder if can be mixed true synthetic graphite to increase the black. P.s I'm just looking here to colour knex. There was a guy 3 years ago that made yellow connectors of rollercoaster become red with RIT synthetic colouring. But yeah Graphite ain't colour I look for but I need DyeMore for plastics so that's why I'm wondering with the powderblack mixing it with graphite version if that gives a serten black colour

[@camithecat333]

@@SomebodysGottaDye do you know any work around this? i really want to dye a synthetic fiber black

[@SomebodysGottaDye]

@@camithecat333you can double up on the graphite RIT dye more or you can try iDye Poly Black x2. Either option will get you close to black.