I have a lot of black and darkly-colored cotton clothing. Will any white fuzz adhere to my darks?
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This has never been a problem for me as nothing from the felted balls remains on clothing. What will happen is that the felt balls will collect some lint from your clothes. If the felt balls become too linty, you just wash them separately and they are like new!
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The dye is only suitable for non synthetic fabrics, a 50/50 poly cotton blend yes, fully poly no. Cotton that has not been treated is its primary use. You might consider using fabric spray paint dye, which will bond with synthetic fabrics. Any item you dye should be left to air dry for a few days, then you can wash it alone, it will bleed for the first few washed like a new pair of jeans. Also keeping the dye mix in a bucket and redying an item after its washed once, then repeating the process may be needed as the item may lighten, black is a dark color. So for any synthetic or polyester fabric spray paint is the way to go.
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no, there is a special product for dark fabrics: http://www.amazon.de/Crayola-58-8176-Textilstifte-kombinierbar-Airbrush/dp/B008VWENWK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412775959&sr=8-1&keywords=Crayola+Bright+Fabric But I tested them, and they were almost dry when I started to paint -.-
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I'd be careful with white. Mine were not color-fast and did leave a mark on the sheets but I was able to wash it out in the laundry.
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My white leather Miu Miu tote and light pink bag was not darkened from use. However I would advise against using it on ragged or damaged corners and scrapes on the bag. The corner of my wallet was somewhat darkened by the leather care but the rest of it was unaffected.
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I haven't used this for that purpose but it should work, it shows up best against darker colors.
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I never have. This is applied different than the dark material transfers. So I don't think so.
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I purchased this product specifically because black from my leather office chair rubs off onto my white cotton sweatpants. It does appear that the product has put an end to the problem. Edit, several months later: yes, this product absolutely does prevent the leather color from rubbing off on clothes.
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Fuzz or dust did not stick on the this silicone case for me, I also bought a black one.
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Agree with Mr Munch. Just be aware that the wipes will stain the edges of clothes that make contact a yellow/brown. Washing my white cotton blouse two or three times has not removed the stain on the collar and along the cuffs of the long sleeves.
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Yes! The lighter colors show up really well on any dark papers. They work nicely on matte and glossy finishes.
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They will be fine. The detergent is more for not washing out or dulling the dark colors.
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Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any... » Read More Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil « Show Less
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It definitely should!My girlfriend and I had the same thought when I got them and I did try while wearing a black shirt, and fortunately it did shine through!I would say the lighter the shirt, the better you'll see the detail!
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They should. They dry darker than when they are first applied. But they are not pale colors.
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I have white and it's really dirty. Tried a Magic Eraser and tried soaking in bleach. Nothing worked. Will buy black next time!
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Not really. I've used it on colored garments but depending on the color of the image and the fabric, certain colors may be drowned out or altered because of the garment's color. I wouldn't waste the time using this product on dark garments.