Disc Golf Cell Dye - Part 1

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This video is part one of the disc golf cell dyeing techniques - namely the traveling cup method. This method is great for dyeing multiple discs using the same bed and getting some awesome cells in the process. This tutorial covers everything from materials needed, technique, soak time, and tips along the way.
:56 Supplies
4:11 Explaining technique
6:15 Mixing dye
10:45 Pouring dye
13:26 Dropping disc in dye
14:59 Dye reveal
16:49 Closing comments
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Credited artists:
Michael O'Hearn
IG: luckydyesdg
Brian Costley
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Where I buy discs: www.discgolfamericaonline.com
discount code: HayTrain
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Video Editing Software: All done on iPhone8 with LumaFusion App
Music: Purchased from www.epidemicsound.com
Train of Thought - Ealot
Fly Shroom - Giants' Nest
Skydive - Killrude

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11 июл 2024

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@Dafunkyjunky870 2 года назад

Man, I’ve watched this video five times and finally laid my first bed! I couldn’t have done it without you brother!!! Thanks for the guidance!

@juicebymark 3 года назад

Best dye tutorials on RU-vid! Keep up the great work!!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Thank you much!! I appreciate the support. 🤙

@jcjcjones33 2 года назад

This is the best video I've seen on this technique so far. Thank you

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Thank you much! Cell dyes are super cool. 🤙

@jcjcjones33 2 года назад

@@haytraindiscgolf4697 I've had mixed results when dying colored plastics. Some dye great, others greatly change the color pattern. Have you found and guide for such things? Thanks!

@kingofrod 2 года назад

Thanks for this video - very informative, and you do a great job of explaining every step. Appreciate you man!

@Plozie24 2 года назад

You do a great job with these videos. Thanks for taking the time!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Thank you for watching!! 🤙

@72wagonwagon 3 года назад

Looks like I'm going to be on the hook for another heytrain special!!! Great job!!!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

lol I can make that happen. 🤙

@richardswift96082 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the tips man

@bryanfellenbaum9250 3 года назад

This is exactly the video I've been looking for. I've been doing acrylic pouring a lot with my art lately and I've recently (around 3 months ago) gotten into disc golf, and all my friends were talking about how cool it'd be to dye discs like how I pour. I saw a TDIDI video featuring a woman who did it, and I want to make a notes compilation of both of your instructions!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Oh cool. Tiffany Shaw is awesome. I got to meet her at the DDO tourney in Kansas. I’m in the middle of filming another video right now using one of her techniques. 🤙

@matthewcadwell9733 2 года назад

You're the man, thank you

@donovanklaaren645 3 года назад

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Thank you for watching and the comment! 🤙

@acdg7431 2 года назад

Awesome!!! Thanks!

@TheCookiechris 3 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing!

@reneehowe6517 2 года назад

Great video. I'm not a measurer, i love how you used water to fill up your pan then pour that into the cups as a reference to how full your cups need to be. NICE!!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Thank you! Anything that makes it easier on us. 🤙

@earlnagle5324 2 года назад

Awesome knowledge thank you

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Absolutely! Gotta make sure everyone has the info to do it themselves. 🤙

@TheKoyotetracker 2 года назад

Very cool. Thanks for the ratios.

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

No problem! I’ll share anything that I learn or figure out. 🤙

@CirclesEdgeProductions 3 года назад

Awesome dyes

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Thank you! And thank you for watching! 🤙

@FTWQ 2 года назад

awesome vid!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Thank you for watching! 🤙

@44jese 3 года назад

Great job! Very good quality video & guidance, keep on the good work! Ps i've been wanting to try that marble-oil style, but had no clue before this ;D

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Super cool. Lemme know how it turns out when you give it a try. 🤙

@44jese 3 года назад

@@haytraindiscgolf4697 I will, if i remember and whenever i have time😂

@DanzingRaYmAn 3 года назад

Really liked that you showed every step of the process dyeing the disc👍🏼 Are you going to do a video on the shaving cream method in the future?😄

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Thanks for watching! And yes, I can do that. The next video I’ll be putting out is going to be on lotion dyes but I’ll throw the shaving cream method in the queue as well. 🤙

@reneehowe6517 2 года назад

Is this the GREAT AO? I've heard of you..

@Kriss_941 3 года назад

saw a video from a disc-dyeing academy and in that video, the dude said to basically just dip a disc in and pull it straight out to begin with so you got that cell formation that you can see happen after you pull the disc... he then also said that you could essentially have multiple beds and you could dip one disc, pull it and move it to another bed to rest and let the color set. that way you could have like 10 discs come out of the same dye-bed all at once basically.

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Yup! That was probably my dude Brandon Brewer. I’ll have a video out later today showing his method. But yes. As soon as you lift up the disc, all the dye is already set on the disc so you can pull it out and put it in another bed of glue or Floetrol and let it do it’s thing. 🤙

@madeofglass012 Год назад

Should we be seran wrapping the oufside to keep in moisture for thr next disc?

@HyzerJ 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the amazing video! Me and my wife just finished laying discs in our first cell beds, curious if you have a specific method for cleaning and reusing those hobby lobby measuring cups?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

I don’t really do anything fancy. Just wash them out with soap and water and they’re good to go. 🤙

@matgougeon3087 2 года назад

That Force is crazy cool, I'll give the traveling cup method a shot. Thanks a lot! Also, do you think the River looks smudgy because of the opto plastic or because it possibly bottomed out?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Cool man! Hope it works out. For the River, I’m leaning more towards the result being because of the plastic. It looks more smudgy on camera but it doesn’t have the same characteristics as other discs where I know it bottomed out. But! I have used Opto, Champion, or Z line where it came out looking much better too. 🤙

@Ravenrealmmedia 2 года назад

Is there a good way to get cells in the spot where the cup was? Maybe a tooth pick? Or will that mess it up?

@michaelwalker4209 Год назад

Do you need the floetrol conditioner or the floetrol conditioner and additive, you never were precise when describing

@clarkfluegel6875 2 года назад

Just like tie dye, dying discs really tests your patience.. and I need lessons in patience. So it works out haha

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Ha! Very true. It can add up in costs of you’re doing a lot of experimenting too. I just treat it as a hobby and have fun with it. 🤙

@jonnyroxsd 3 года назад

Great video! One question, I just bought pro chem neon dye the day before I watchef this video. Will that work for the cell technique? Or does it need to be the prosperse?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

That will work! I haven’t got all the neon colors yet but I do have a couple and have used them in cell dyes with no issues. The biggest issue I’ve seen with the neon colors is when people try to mix them with alcohol/acetone. They do mix but you have to use a lot more dye (3-5x as much) than you would with other colors and you have to constantly mix them up for the dye to disperse in the alcohol/acetone.

@jonnyroxsd 3 года назад

@@haytraindiscgolf4697 thanks for the poignant answer. Very helpful. Again, very helpful video. Great job.

@scottbullock9882 3 года назад

First of all, thanks for doing these videos! I am learning a ton. I tried out this method yesterday but did not produce any cells. Could it be the silicone oil I'm using?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

It could be. You should get at least a few cells just by using Floetrol though. It seems hot or miss without the oil tho. What kind are you using?

@scottbullock9882 3 года назад

@@haytraindiscgolf4697 Thanks. After I pulled the disc out, the bed began to cell up. Must have been a mixing error on my part. Throwing another disc in there now. I own a disc golf shop in Saginaw, MI called Evolution Disc Golf. If you are ever in the area, come check us out. Thanks again!

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

@@scottbullock9882 Ok cool. Glad you got some. I usually use the initial bed, but honestly I prefer the way the cells look after you pull up the first or second disc, rather than the initial bed. I’ll keep the store in mind! I’ve got several friends in Michigan and need to make a trip up that way. 🤙

@camdenburgess4369 2 года назад

After you pull the disc out of the dye bath, do you just wash it off in the sink? I was wanting to get into doing some glue dyes but I worry washing it off in any sink even if it is washable glue.

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

I used to do it that way but that has to be bad for the environment or water system in general. Now I pull over the trash can, scrape all the stuff off the disc in the trash and then scrape the bed into the trash too.

@adamniedling2855 2 года назад

Where are you getting those white understamp DD discs from?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Pretty sure I scored those from a Facebook seller. There are several different “Buy, Sell, Trade” groups where people somehow get bulk orders of white discs and they sell them for pretty reasonable prices. 🤙

@TwoOreosOneCup 3 года назад

If I already bought rit dye, would it still work for this technique or should I get the powder dye? Just figured I'd ask so I could save a couple bucks.

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

You miiiiight be able to get RIT to work but it’s pretty unlikely. Before I went to that Dye Academy class, I tried tons and tons of different mixtures to get cells and a few times I used RIT colors when I mixed up the separate cups. Most of the time the results had little to no color for the RIT colors. I’d recommend just pulling the trigger on ProChem. Be sure to get the “PROsperse Disperse Dyes” or the “Disc Golf Dyes”. The other types don’t work.

@markperez5915 2 года назад

How’d you come up with the Caribbean Zest?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

I think I remember seeing that in a post on Facebook - Disc Golf Dyers. 🤙

@chrisk7509 3 года назад

What is you mix for the cell dyes in the squeeze bottles

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Somewhat of a spoiler. lol it’s in the next video that I’ll be posting shortly. Little editing left to do. But! It’s 1/2 tsp of dye in an 8oz bottle, 10-12 ml of water, fill the rest with Floetrol, and add a pea sized amount of Dimethicone silicone - or 5ish drops of a thin silicone oil.

@leezaduehr9286 2 года назад

This video is hell to follow for someone with a.d.d. I still have no idea how the colors are actually mixed there were so many alternatives thrown in. 🤯 I liked the way you did it, just tell me that process.

@MrNa8er 2 года назад

wonder if baby oil would work?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Hmmmm….maybe! I’ve never tried baby oil. There is always a bunch of experimenting so it’s be worth a try. 🤙

@thomascaro9845 2 года назад

I mixed everything really well but it came out translucent and very faded?!?!

@jonathan45732 2 года назад

Just dyed my first disc with this method and it looks like I’m gonna get super small cells, we’ll see if I can get bigger ones next time

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Yeah? The big thing I’ve seen that causes the small cells is stirring. More stirring = smaller cells. There are probably other factors too like temperature, density of color mixtures, and others. I’ve usually had good luck on the 2nd or 3rd run of the same cell bed though. Curious to hear how it came out! 🤙

@Stateproperty210 Год назад

Does this change the way the disc fly?

@CSKassu 11 месяцев назад

Nope

@brandontracey2975 3 года назад

What is the purpose of the torch ?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

Normally you can use a torch to pop any air bubbles but it also helps to bring out the cells. The Part 2 video shows this happening more on one of the techniques. I should have Part 2 up tomorrow. 🤙

@darxtar369 2 года назад

Anyone ever dye the bottom?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

I’ve seen people dye the bottom before. No clue how one would get cell dyes on the bottom though. I like to flip a disc upside down and put it on a record player. I usually spin dye the flight plate and fade the colors. I think it adds a cool touch. 🤙

@TomYeager18 3 года назад

what was your soak time?

@haytraindiscgolf4697 3 года назад

This was a 24 hour soak. I’ve transitioned to 24 hr soaks on all techniques- glue swirls, cell pours, lotions, etc…

@TomYeager18 3 года назад

Love it man keep up the good work!

@RipperStudio 2 года назад

For some reason no one explains why they use a torch on the bed in their videos.

@haytraindiscgolf4697 2 года назад

Yeah it’s one of those things that dyers assume that people know already. I talked about it in my first dyeing video. Using the torch is one of the methods for popping the air bubbles, that are almost inevitable. I still use the torch but now tend to prefer dipping a toothpick in alcohol and popping them one by one. It takes more time but it’s too easy to scorch your dye with a torch which messes with the colors. 🤙

@RipperStudio 2 года назад

@@haytraindiscgolf4697 it's also for making your cells tighter and more defined. 🤘🏼🔥😘

@silvianosanchez8430 2 года назад

What did you spray at minute 13:18? I really appreciate you uploading this video. Your discs look great. But, in my opinion, you explain things like you are talking to people who know what you're talking about. I think you need to explain better the steps and what you are using.

@karmalord 2 года назад

$15.00 for smallest quantity of Pro Chem 1 color doesn't really make it feasible for a guy who just wants to do a disc here and there and not turn it into a business.