Itchy1
Eagle Member
Thanks pointdisc. Only thing I can add is Quest AT/Gateway Evolution Pro-Line plastic. Dyes very well but the plastic itself breaks down over time (taking your dye with it). It's like it de-laminates or something. Weird.
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I died a handful of discs pink today using Booter's Petal Pink + Fuchsia formula.
From left-to-right, descriptions are the original colour
Top row:
Very light pink Opto xXx;
Another very light pink Opto xXx (one of them turned out a bit more raspberry and the other a bit more pink even though they both started the same colour;
Slightly off-white Pro Wraith;
Zero-line white Pure (didn't dye too dark but gives a really nice uniform light pink).
Middle row:
CFR Glow Gazelle;
Milky white QOLF;
DX Glow Roc (didn't take very well and is not very uniform);
White SPD.
Bottom row:
White ESP Cyclone;
White SOLF.
Of the ESP/Star plastics, the Cyclone turned out the best with a nice deep pink, but it is not significantly better than the others. The colour seemed to take to the Pro Wraith just as well (but not quite as uniformly) as the ESP/Star plastics, I think it was the original slightly off-white colour of the plastic that made it a little less of a nice pink. The QOLF and Gazelle started off about the same colour and ended up roughly the same as well. I double-checked and the glow plastic of the Gazelle still glows.
From left-to-right, descriptions are the original colour
Top row:
Very light pink Opto xXx;
Another very light pink Opto xXx (one of them turned out a bit more raspberry and the other a bit more pink even though they both started the same colour;
Slightly off-white Pro Wraith;
Zero-line white Pure (didn't dye too dark but gives a really nice uniform light pink).
Middle row:
CFR Glow Gazelle;
Milky white QOLF;
DX Glow Roc (didn't take very well and is not very uniform);
White SPD.
Bottom row:
White ESP Cyclone;
White SOLF.
Of the ESP/Star plastics, the Cyclone turned out the best with a nice deep pink, but it is not significantly better than the others. The colour seemed to take to the Pro Wraith just as well (but not quite as uniformly) as the ESP/Star plastics, I think it was the original slightly off-white colour of the plastic that made it a little less of a nice pink. The QOLF and Gazelle started off about the same colour and ended up roughly the same as well. I double-checked and the glow plastic of the Gazelle still glows.
HeartlessCynic
* Ace Member *
Any good tips on doing a full immersion? I was thinking points of contact between the disc and dying vessel might be an issue.
AciDBatH666
Double Eagle Member
NoLifeLeft said:
Just keep your temperature down and you'll be fine. I've done a bunch like that and as long as you're not boiling it doesn't do anything to the disc.
HeartlessCynic
* Ace Member *
If that is all it takes then I'm good. I was going to do a long room temp soak with the disc resting on a few thumb tacks.
dgdave
* Ace Member *
If you are gonna do a long cool, soak, just put it in a zip lock bag and toss it in the sink overnight.
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