RitDye Synthetic 7oz-Racing Red, Other, Multicoloured, 207 ml (Pack of 1)

Used it to dye some bras which were white but had gone in with a darker towel accidentally and had left them a grey that wouldn't budge.Put it in the washing machine with a pump of dish soap and used the whole thing.Ran a wash on the 95 degrees cotton cycle and added an extra rinse at the end.Absolutely no issue at all. So easy. Way easier than standing over a stove for an hour. The red took really well to the lace overlay and the straps, the cups underneath are a much lighter red which looks great!They look so much better!A lot of complaints I'm seeing are folks who are anticipating block colour over multiple fabric types. Different fabrics will hold colour differently. It worked really really well, they look fantastic, like new, it was super easy.Would def buy again.

I used this to colour some parts I had 3D printed in nylon. I'd never used fabric dyes before, but this is very simple to use. I just added a dollop of dye to a pan of steaming (but not boiling) water and submerged my parts. As this is already a liquid that's all there is to it. I could get a very deep red (almost maroon) by dyeing for several minutes or a much lighter red (nearer pink) with only 30 seconds. Once it had cooled I decanted the diluted dye into a container to use next time, I expect I'll get a lot of mileage out of this bottle.

Followed instructions but colour didn't set

Did not work at all even after following the instructions and doing it multiple times

This dye works well on wigs. As long as you follow instructions!!Swatches were made using our Classic White wefts (keep in mind that if you're dyeing a wig other than white, the dye will not cancel out the original color but mix with it. ex: If you dye a yellow wig with blue dye, you will get a green wig).300 mL (1.3 cups) of water was used with 19.7 mL (4 tsp) of dye. Water was kept at a LIGHT SIMMER (180F/82C), NOT rolling boil (212F/100C). Color took more evenly when water was at a simmer.Individual swatches were placed in the simmering water at 1 second, 5 seconds, 1 minute, and 5 minutes.Colors may turn out differently for you depending on concentration of dye, heat, time boiled, and how the wig gods are feeling that day.It's important to ALWAYS do swatch tests before dying your full wig. In addition, in the event that your fibers become curly after dyeing them, please use a regular flat iron (avoid chi irons) on low heat setting to straighten them.

Incredible- used it to dye my synthetic hair extensions and it worked really well.

Used this colour with the graphite as recommended by RIT to cover a green. Didn't work so a waste of money, time and a garment that is now a darker shade of green instead of black.

I have used various colors in this line on polyester that are amazing, and sadly this color just doesn't seem to have the same vibrancy as the others.