DYEING DISCS with PRO CHEM, Clear Glue & Shaving Cream | MISS FRISBEES 

Thank you for your help!! I will definitely be trying this in the future 😄

@@missfrisbees Best tip I can give is to MIX the HECK out of the dyes, the agitation will help get the particles to suspend in the acetone, if you don't shake them until your arms fall off, and you see a lot of particles in the bottom, that means there's less dye in the solution, but yes, do take off the top of the mix with your dropper as Chris said. 1/4tsp dye per 2oz acetone is plenty. Measure your acetone (shotglass). This might have been the gremlin, everything else you guys did looked like it should work (except for Pro plastic). Get the discrepublic starter pack of ProChem (6 colours for under $30) is a great starting point. Welcome to the fun of dyeing!

Haha! I hope the answer turns up for the both of us 😆

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I'm going to try it with white sneakers 👟😁

Also yoy can use idye poly as well, they are cheaper than the prochem but are smaller but it would be a way to get different colors for less money

That’s what we did the second time around! It helped?? With the blue only lol but not the purple and pink. I’M STUMPED!

@@missfrisbees some prochem colors are stronger than others. i have no experience with cerise, but royal purple is normally quite strong and caribbean is a bit fainter. if the hot water doesn’t help when mixing, you can try submerging the jar in some hot water before starting. i recently started doing that and i got some better saturation out of it edit: i almost forgot, but adding heat using a heat lamp or even using your oven (would not recommend) also helps immensely with saturation and also cuts down on dye time

@@ShaneAlan1 Troll? 12? My wife and I watch her videos as she's the only good Canadian female disc golfer (that we've seen). Not to mention she reviews a bunch of disc golf courses right near me as we both live in Ontario. Not sure why encouraging her is a problem for you.

@brett McHan heat definitly helps, also i have found with prochems lighter colors it really helps to add a bit of water to your dye and aceton mix !

Why did the blue dye stick to the sol but the purple and pink did not!? I just think it is something we did with the dye ☹️

The ESP and Neo plastic should have taken the dye pretty well! Apparently we have to follow some steps with the dye to get full use of the dye! Excited to try it again 😊

Heat is pretty important to using the neon PCAD dyes. I like to add worm dye to my powdered dyes. I think it gives them more punch. Another easy technique is a lotion bed. Queen Helene lotion at Walmart is a excellent choice for lotion beds. Then mix dye with lotion. Lay down a pattern and swirl or pattern with a toothpick. Fun stuff. Keep doing it!

U can reuse the gluebed , just pour it back to a container , doesnt matter if the glue looks dirty , the color will sit on top of the glue , u might get some minimal pickup from the old glue but nothing bad

100% acetone! 😄

Paint remover works fine too and might be a bit less aggressive than acetone

I definitely think it’s something we are doing with the dye! My sol only took the blue dye and no other colour.. it doesn’t make any sense! The neo enigma also should have held the dye no?

@@missfrisbees neo holds dye VERY WELL. forget acetone and glue- use Floetrol

@@missfrisbees Yes, that should hold dye well as Gilbert says. Come to think of it I have had some of the ProChem dyes not take. Specifically the teal. One thing you may want to try is a heat lamp 12"-18" above while resting for 24 hrs. Good luck.

Thank you! Hoping these dyes will be put to use and not a waste of money 😬

@@missfrisbees look up Floetrol Cell method- easy and works!