Rit Dye More Synthetic 7oz-Graphite

used the product in boiling water to stain water bottles and it worked great, very effective and very ease to use for someone who had never dyed anything before. It came out with slight discoloration because of the original color of the water bottle but that can be avoided by using only on white clothing/items. I have been using that water bottle regularly for a few months and there is been no fading.(the original color of the water bottle was a light purple hence the slight purple hue)

I was hesitant to purchase this item due to mixed reviews, but after reading one of the positive reviews that described a successful outcome after carefully following the directions, I decided to give it a try. Worked marvelously! I had found pair of pants at a great discount, but they were a light gray and I required black for my job at the cafe. I was able to get them a deep slate gray. Dark enough to wear for work.Recommendations: Make sure you follow ALL the directions. Wet the fabric thoroughly before dying, use a thermometer, keep stirring, leave in for 60 minutes if you want it darker, rinse with warm water afterwards. Good Luck!

I love this die for dying synthetic material like polyester or mixed blends. It works great when you follow the instructions and I have no complaints.

Brought the color back to life in my faded pants. The ease of use and value for money has convinced me to continue to buy RIT Dye. The quality and functionality is top notch.

I needed to freshen an ombre effect on my sheer curtains. This worked fine, but you have to use very hot water and keep it hot. I am only giving it a three because I could not stand the smell. It made me dizzy.

Tried to use off label to dye white midsoles on my sneakers. Not black enough and uneven. Excellent product from a company that's been around for YEARS.

This stuff really works! I dyed a previously white 50/50 acrylic and cotton sweater and it turned out a perfect dark grey, with no splotchiness or uneven color. Definitely follow all the instructions to a T, dont skip steps, and it'll turn out great.

I use this to dye my nylon rc car parts. Add the dye to a mason jar and keep on a hot plate at 60C overnight and your parts are dyed. I use 25% dye and 75% water. Best part is you can keep that jar of diluted dye and use it over and over