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Hello,
I'm trying to dye the sole of my Phoenix foamposites black cause the soles starting not to look good after alot of wearing.
I used seaglow and black rit dye and follow some instructions I saw on Youtube.
http://s46.photobucket.com/user/abryan1914/media/20150105_173722_zps32913af9.jpg.html
The picture above is the result of using seaglow and black rit dye and letting them dry for 2 days before toughing them. I noticed even after 2 days the dye would rub off if I barely touch the sole, so I decided to try to wipe off the excess dye to see what happen.
http://s46.photobucket.com/user/abryan1914/media/20150105_173751_zps92e9ad7b.jpg.html
After whipping off the excess dye this is the result I got. The sole is still black, but not super black like I want them, but the soles no longer bleed.
Is there anyway I get get the soles super black without them bleeding allover the place? Do I have to seaglow and use dye multiple times to get the super black sole?
I'm trying to dye the sole of my Phoenix foamposites black cause the soles starting not to look good after alot of wearing.
I used seaglow and black rit dye and follow some instructions I saw on Youtube.
http://s46.photobucket.com/user/abryan1914/media/20150105_173722_zps32913af9.jpg.html
The picture above is the result of using seaglow and black rit dye and letting them dry for 2 days before toughing them. I noticed even after 2 days the dye would rub off if I barely touch the sole, so I decided to try to wipe off the excess dye to see what happen.
http://s46.photobucket.com/user/abryan1914/media/20150105_173751_zps92e9ad7b.jpg.html
After whipping off the excess dye this is the result I got. The sole is still black, but not super black like I want them, but the soles no longer bleed.
Is there anyway I get get the soles super black without them bleeding allover the place? Do I have to seaglow and use dye multiple times to get the super black sole?
