Does it help to put more color back into faded black?
2065185
It does not - you can search online for tutorials on using RIT Dye but that can be hit or miss.
2065186
No, it's more of a preventative. It will help repel the lint that black seems to attract so easily.
2065187
No, it won't restore colors - but it will help to reduce fading. Another tip - don't dry your clothes in the dryer all the way (and dry on cool). The heat will fade dark colors faster. I use this on ALL of my dark clothes and they stay looking new for several months - it's great!
2047075
Use the lighter colors first and wipe with alcohol at your blend areas and lighten the area up and place you darker color. The alcohol will allow you to blend the two or more colors
1635643
Yes it does. its just a piece of stiff paper and you can reverse it to black as well.
1334976
yes it does, you can also change the contrast to make it darker or ligheter
1122908
Unfortunately they don't cycle through colors through software settings.You have the option of choosing only 1 set color that will fade in and out.For some reason the orange fades into a blood red color before blacking out which is just a cool unintentional effect.
969447
I would think you would need black and just use it lightly. Blend it with a brush or maybe a Q tip.
159678
Yes, it's customizable as to how light or dark you want the end result to be. Also, if you layer the minerals while they are still wet, you will end up with gray areas where the white and black mix together (but dab the sponge, don't smear!).
1471387
If you're asking if it makes color fade faster, I do not believe so, I have black hair and dye it black every 8 weeks to cover the gray and I do not see fading, only new roog grow.
1356840
I had the problem twice but just switched from black print to color and then back with the next use. It has been fine since. Good luck and hope this works for you
1825066
I used it and it looked like it took off most of the dye, but by the next day it was as dark as before I used it. I don't know what happened. Other people had the same problem as I did. Cj
1472879
I have not run across this problem yet, but I believe if you print in black you should still be able to print without replacing the color that has run out. Hope this helps.
359494
Yes it will come out black at first ,but don't worry that's just the charcoal dust and it should clear up in a couple of minuets.
1665578
You can mix it with their Crystal clear and it will get it to be lighter. If you visit their web site they have mixes you can do to get certain colors.
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I painted mine black to match an outdoor gate using spray Vinyl Dye. It eats into the plastic a bit to actually dye the material (not just laying a layer of paint on top) and it worked with just a few coats. Cheap, easy, and the result blends in well with the installation.
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I don't have an answer to this particular problem but.....At first I was very satisfied with this cartridges but after about 10 prints the color faded and then even the black faded. If one can make only a couple of prints with the refilled cartridges, it'll be cheaper to buy the original. Which I did after a couple of frustrating prints and try's to get it working correctly.
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I am not sure , I didn't use that feature. It was for a customer. Try holding down a memory button when you have the desired color combination. Thanks, Chris
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I have found the same thing. They do darken just a little after heat pressed on to the fabric. But, color adjusting is needed, Could not find a suitable profile to use so I had to adjust the photo, by increasing saturations. This helped a little but overall it still printed a little on the light side.