I'm looking at dying cloth that's already a dark beige color. How opaque is this dye?
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I dyed a white cloth (cover for my Kitchen Aid stand mixer). I did not use the entire bottle and dyed it in a plastic sink tub as opposed to a washing machine. It ended up a light blue. I guess it would depend on the size of what you are planning to dye ans what method you use. Hope this helps.
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it reminds me of raw fabric before coloring. It is not pure white like a white sheet. I used it to cure a fruit cake so I wanted no color in the fabric.
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It just specify on the bottle it MAY bleach fabric. So I would still be cautious about it. I don't see it happening to mine since I have mostly dark fabrics I would've seen it at once.
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Perhaps charcoal gray would better describe it. Sorry. It's very close to black. I had to really look at it under the light to see the shade.
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really dark brown. it almost matches some chocolate colored knit sheets I have. You can really tell the difference if you put something black next to it.
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Its not really that dark. Try old English dark scratch cover. You can get it at store by pledge ect...wipe on and off with a rag
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Mine is covering a chair upholstered in a light mauve fabric. I have not seen any color transfer from the burgundy.
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I didn't have a 64 box of crayons as a kid so describing the color is difficult for me :D the coloron my laptop monitor does match the real life sofa. it's not really beige... but a neutral color...
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If it says "tinted," it's beige. If it does not say "tinted," it will be white, but it will disappear completely.
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This product may work....not sure. I used color remover RIT due to a burgundy fabric bleed and it worked great. It is a stain removal issue...not actually a color problem. Also I did use a stovetop hot water method which made a difference for my problem. It may be a question for a reputable dry cleaner to see what they can do. Or google....possibly white vinegar or some other natural method may work because of silk being natural fiber. Depends on the quality of fabric and how long the stain has been there.
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I would go with the transfer paper for dark as it would work on dark, medium or light colored fabrics.
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It is a powder. I really can't say how it will work on canvas. It worked fine on muslin and there has been no color washout. Still dark black which was what was wanted.
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It is white opaque so somewhat but not clear. Durable and is what was recommended when we had an exterminator for bed bugs in our home. Wouldn't go with any other. Also works great for dust allergens.
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Probably around 6-7. The more dye used, the prettier it is so you don't want to skimp. Just do it outside on a covered table. We covered our table with split trash bags. You might let moms know to send their kids in old clothes b/c it will get on them. Also good to have some latex nursing gloves to protect their hands from the dye.
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Mine is light tan color, somewhat transparent. I could slide a sketch underneath and glue my materials on top of the sheet, following the sketch. Keep in mind that I use these sheets for my crafts purpose (painting, glueing).
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It is not see through. It is a white cotton......not sure about dark stains but I don't think light stains would show through. I do ml ot have any on my mattress though so I can not say for sure.
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I just received mine and it is clear. Given the thickness, it's not glass-clear so it does provide some opacity however it's definitely not white. It looks like the painting drop cloths you see at Home Depot (but pay double for). This is a good product, I'm glad I ordered it. We're using it to solarize our soil in the lawn.