Rit DyeMore Liquid Dye, Apricot Orange 7 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I mixed apricot 50/50 with sandstone to make one of the custom skin colors available on their website. About 30 seconds in the water and my fabric was bright orange. I washed and bleached and washed and bleached and managed to get it light orange and then dyed it again using 95% sandstone and 5% apricot to get the right color. Start off with very little dye and add more once you see how the fabric looks!

Great color!

WRONG Color

I used this to dye a favorite white bikini top that would no longer wash to white and it came out perfect! I used half the bottle first, making sure to follow the directions and stir the dye for 30 mins. Then I repeated the process with the other half of the bottle and it came out even throughout. I washed it in the washer on the hottest cycle and wore it in Thailand where I was in the water all day with and the color stayed put!

Was as advertised

This colour is exactly what i wanted. It shipped fast and was so easy to use. I dyed my All American Plus wheels (which used to be white) and they are perfect!

Idk how to add a picture from the app on my phone but if I figure it out I totally will. I dyed 100% polyester curtains and they turned out AMAZING. I will say it’s difficult to figure out how to dye something with as much fabric as I had, because you have to heat the water/dye mixture and keep it hot while you’re dying. I (in true southern fashion) used a turkey fryer, filled it with water and turned on a propane tank to keep the water hot. Had a beer with my dad and enjoyed this great quarantine DIY project. Can’t say enough how perfectly they turned out and they match my room so well!!

good dye, colored my golf balls beautifully.

I started with black and white striped tights. I was wanting to dye them black and brown for my Steampunk costume for an upcoming local Steampunk festival. First, I bought the chocolate brown dye, but as you can see in the first picture, it dyed them grey. So, i then bought the apricot orange dye and dyed the tights again. And finally got the brown color I wanted.

Works ok! Your water had to be at a boiling point for the fur to take! Be careful what your dyeing can take the high temperature needed to achieve the color.