Nakoma 88250 Rit Liquid Dye, Multi-Colour, 8 oz

I took a bit of a risk using this dye on some rattan lampshades because replacing them in the darker colour I wanted would have cost around £80. Thankfully, they turned out really well and completely changed the look of the room for a fraction of the price. The dye was easy to apply - I used nitrile gloves and an old kitchen sponge, which worked perfectly. I also didn’t need to use very much product, so there’s plenty left for other DIY projects and items in the same room. One thing I would recommend, specifically for rattan or similar absorbent materials, is diluting the dye slightly with water first. Because this type of material can’t really be rinsed afterwards, the colour takes very strongly and can end up darker than expected if applied neat. That’s not a criticism of the product itself, just something worth knowing depending on what you’re using it on. Overall, I’m really pleased with the result and would definitely recommend it for upcycling and home projects.

Best dye ever I already have it in royal blue

It is very concentrated. You only need a little bit. Great value for money. Definitely recommend.

OK, go easy with this stuff it's really strong, I used it to dye some action figure clothes and they came out great. This is very dark, almost to the point of being black. It works really quickly, if you want to see some brown maybe leave it less time or use a more diluted mix

Not as brown as I hoped

Looked great at first went the exact colour we were looking for but the minute we washed it went back to normal but with random streaks.

A very premium quality dye, that doesn't disappoint!! 👍🏻

easy to use and works really well

Avevo giacchino e magliette bianche, ho utilizzato tutto il prodotto che dopo 15 minuti, con tintura a mano, ha raggiunto quello che volevo. Il giacchino è 20 cotone e resto poliestere, risultato eccellente.

Pas très efficace

Can't even make before and after pictures because exactly nothing changed. Not when following the instructions step for step, not when I tried it for a second time and let the fabric soak for the entire night. Not worth it!

I had an off-white 100% mulberry silk pillow that incurred an orange hair dye stain. I followed the directions with approximate temperature, amount of vinegar, and time, and the results were fantastic! I stirred gently every 3-5 min because I didn't want to damage the silk, and it still came out perfectly even. I then took it out and dyed two other shirts that were cotton (so I just added some salt, left in the vinegar) and they came out great also! I think I could've just kept on dying anything else afterwards with that solution if I had wanted to. Just remove the dyed garment and put in the next one. I have a LOT of clothes I want to dye black, so maybe I'd only need one bottle to do all of them. On my off-white pillowcase, it came out a darker brown than the packaging color, almost dark chocolate but keeping that warm rich brown. If I took it out earlier, it'd probably be the color on the bottle - it's nice to be able to customize the shade. The only thing that was a bit of a hassle was rinsing out the dye until the water ran clear. That took... awhile. But so worth it! The first few launderings, the water did turn brown, so use caution with whites.

Bottle came to me leaking. Haven't used it yet. But the cap was already loose