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Q: Can you use it on automobiles?

submitted by BigSpence1 - 1 year ago
  • A: It depends on the type of fabric in the automobile you are dyeing.

    submitted byRit Dye - 5 months ago
    Brand expert

Q: Is this line of dyes recommended for leathers and suedes?

submitted by Miles - 4 years ago
  • A: Yes, Rit can be used on leather or suede. However, please be careful as it can cause damage. We suggest not adding any extra salt and do not over treat. Also, it would be helpful to apply a leather or suede conditioner immediately after dyeing.

    submitted byRit Dye - 4 years ago
    Brand expert

Q: Can you safely use dye in a top load Washing machine?

submitted by RJ - 4 years ago
  • A: Yes you can! For detailed instructions, check out the Rit website.

    submitted byRit Dye - 4 years ago
    Brand expert

Q: Will this dye lettering on a shirt? Looking to cover up/dye a grey shirt that got bleach spilled on it but do not want the lettering to be unreadable.

submitted by Mastutts - 5 years ago
  • A: It most likely will not dye the lettering.

    submitted byRit Dye - 4 years ago
    Brand expert

Q: Can you use this to dye a black backpack?

submitted by Lex - 5 years ago
  • A: As long as the backpack is made with natural fibers (i.e. cotton, linen, silk, wool, rayon or ramie) or nylon, then you can. If it has more than 40% polyester, acrylic or acetate, then you'll want to use our dye for synthetics, Rit DyeMore.

    submitted byRit Dye - 5 years ago
    Brand expert

Q: Does this dye work on home carpeting.....

submitted by Kyle - 5 years ago
  • A: We have heard of people using our dye to dye carpeting, but we aren't exactly sure how it is done. We typically only recommend dyeing items that can be washed so that you can remove any unabsorbed dye from the fabric. And with carpeting, you can't.

    submitted byRit Dye - 5 years ago
    Brand expert

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