hisdudeness47
Birdie Member
The Album
- https://imgur.com/a/7E5wqPo
My Goods
- Yellow Champion Wraith F2
- Neon yellow Star Corvette F2 (previously dyed with worm dip)
- Glow Champion Valkyrie F2
- Floetrel (pictured)
- ProChem dyes (bright yellow, clear orange, pinkish red)
- Silicone oil
My Process
Champ Wraith
- silicone oil in yellow, no silicone in orange or pink
Star Corvette
- previously dyed disc (a simple neon yellow worm dip in a ziploc, was standard star yellow to begin with)
- silicone in yellow and orange, no silicone in pink
Glow Champ Valk
- silicone in yellow and orange, no silicone in pink
Time: 12 hours in a 90 degree bathroom
My Thoughts
I thought I used too much dye! Was a little muddied because I ****ed with the beds a little too much, but I still thought I was going to get some rad results. The cells looked awesome in the beds, especially the Valk bed! When I pulled and wiped the discs I was a little disappointed. None of the discs acquired the deep, vibrant colors of the beds. Hardly matched the bed's tones at all Pretty weak!
Where did I go wrong? Did I pull too soon? I've seen some people recommend just a few hours with Floetrel beds as to prevent muddiness and keep it sharp. I thought I had plenty of heat. I used a space heater to keep my bathroom at 90 degrees. Will be picking up a heat lamp soon but I was told this would work just fine.
These beds are ready to be reused and I may even put these same discs back in. I'm going to use darker colors now because there's some muddiness.
Any thoughts on how I should approach these next dyes? Same beds, same discs, gonna bust out the purple, blue, and green. How do I get the disc to more closely match the color depth/vibrancy of the beds?
Thanks!
- https://imgur.com/a/7E5wqPo
My Goods
- Yellow Champion Wraith F2
- Neon yellow Star Corvette F2 (previously dyed with worm dip)
- Glow Champion Valkyrie F2
- Floetrel (pictured)
- ProChem dyes (bright yellow, clear orange, pinkish red)
- Silicone oil
My Process
Champ Wraith
- silicone oil in yellow, no silicone in orange or pink
Star Corvette
- previously dyed disc (a simple neon yellow worm dip in a ziploc, was standard star yellow to begin with)
- silicone in yellow and orange, no silicone in pink
Glow Champ Valk
- silicone in yellow and orange, no silicone in pink
Time: 12 hours in a 90 degree bathroom
My Thoughts
I thought I used too much dye! Was a little muddied because I ****ed with the beds a little too much, but I still thought I was going to get some rad results. The cells looked awesome in the beds, especially the Valk bed! When I pulled and wiped the discs I was a little disappointed. None of the discs acquired the deep, vibrant colors of the beds. Hardly matched the bed's tones at all Pretty weak!
Where did I go wrong? Did I pull too soon? I've seen some people recommend just a few hours with Floetrel beds as to prevent muddiness and keep it sharp. I thought I had plenty of heat. I used a space heater to keep my bathroom at 90 degrees. Will be picking up a heat lamp soon but I was told this would work just fine.
These beds are ready to be reused and I may even put these same discs back in. I'm going to use darker colors now because there's some muddiness.
Any thoughts on how I should approach these next dyes? Same beds, same discs, gonna bust out the purple, blue, and green. How do I get the disc to more closely match the color depth/vibrancy of the beds?
Thanks!