







🎨 Elevate your wardrobe with bold, synthetic color magic!
Rit DyeMore Midnight Navy is a 7oz liquid dye specially formulated for synthetic fabrics with 35% or more polyester, acrylic, acetate, or nylon. It requires stovetop dyeing in a stainless steel pot to maintain high temperatures, ensuring vibrant, lasting color. With over 250 color recipes available, it’s perfect for rejuvenating faded clothes, creative DIY projects, and upcycling synthetic textiles and materials.


| ASIN | B079X67852 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,280 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #22 in Fabric Dyes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,330) |
| Date First Available | 30 January 2018 |
| Fabric Type | Nullify |
| Included components | one bottle |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Item Weight | 0.63 Pounds |
| Item model number | 2640 |
| Item volume | 7 Fluid Ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.49 x 6.68 x 13.89 cm; 285.76 g |
| Specific uses | Home Déco, Quilting, default_no_selection_value |
A**R
Doesn't work on bleached stains. But to be fair, they did say it may or may not work. So, if you are buying it for the same reason as I am, don't risk it.
B**R
Produit conforme à la description. J'ai pu teindre un vêtement en polyester. En revanche si vous souhaitez une teinte foncée, il conviendra d'utiliser plusieurs flacons
S**P
Instructions were easy to follow. The dye Works really well but the process is a bit messy. I had already dyed my garment but the stitching was left undyed and the pants looked weird so I redid them with the Rit Dye. The coverage was great and the colour was perfect.
Z**R
I used this to dye a tan button up shirt that had been stained blue by another shirt in the wash. It worked perfectly, and looks better than what they had in navy blue at the store in the same shirt.
L**A
The instructions on the bottle were tiny, but I watched a few videos before I started. Be prepared! I dyed my white satin/ polyester wedding dress to the midnight blue colour. I had the dress shortened so I used the off cut as a test piece first. Happy with the process I did the dress next and it turned out well. I used 1.5 bottles for the dress and 0.5 on the test piece. I used galvanised stainless steel bucket over a gas stove, and a bamboo stick to stir. Have old towels on hand for around the sink. Even colour coverage. Ended up a bit creased after the heat and spin in the washing machine but nothing a bit of steam won’t fix. I would use dye again now I’ve given it a go, I feel confident doing more.
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