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

I used this to dye 2 gray Amazon Basic shirts that are mainly polyester. I used 4 bottles in a 16 quart pot on top of my stove. I had the heat on for 30 minutes and let the pot sit for an extra 15 minutes, hoping the shirts would take more of the dye color. Worked pretty well. In hind sight, I probably could have done the same job with only 2 bottles. The photo shows an original color shirt and one if the new orange colored shirts.

This dye is amazing. Ordered a faux fur tail for my niece from wish and it came pink! We had already got her orange ears. So I ordered this and it’s orange now! It’s gonna match her ears so well. Also dyed this little top for her. It was white. A little goes a long way and the bottle is much bigger than I expected lol. I want to get more colors and dye more stuff!!

Perfect for crafting

Best dye for lacrosse heads!!

I am beyond pleased! I put a 6 count pour to 2- 2.5 gallons of water, a few shakes of salt and a teaspoon of dish soap and put the pillow covers in for 20 minutes over medium heat - they look great- the photo above shows the pillows done not the cushion - I did that next and they all look amazing! For 8 pillow covers and 6 cushion covers I used 2 bottles.

Worked good.

color was a good match

Bought to dye a magazine. Happy with results. Used a clear Lancer Mag.

I have used Rit dye for years with great end results. Not with this one! I think the product was old. I did my usual thing...shake, dilute, soak. The dye obviously didn’t disperse well. My project took on a tie dye effect :(

I used this product in Apricot Orange to dye synthetic wigs for a Merida from Brave cosplay. The dye is VERY pigmented, I used the whole bottle in a 10 quart pot and it turned out very dark and almost bright red, once I rinsed it well the wigs came out a dark aburn color. Very good product though!