Jacquard Acid Dyes .5oz-Aztec Gold

It was completely dried up inside

Dying a velvet couch cover from beige to burnt orange. The other leading brand made it apricot but not burnt orange. I left it in sink for several hours and got the perfect burnt orange.

I used Jacquard Acid Dyes for dyeing feathers. The colors looked beautiful and did not fade after repeated shampooing. I took an old frying pan, heated some water added a teaspoon white vinegar and the dye and feathers, and simmered it for half an hour while stirring occasionally.

I purchased burnt orange for my new swimming suite. My swimming suit was ruined after one use due to to pools overly high chlorine use. I loved my new swimming suit and didnt want to pay another 60 bucks for a new one, instead I bought Jacruard Acid Dye. I followed the directions and my swimming suit looks brand new. GREAT STUFF! I will add a before and after photo later.

THis didnt even come close to dying fabric. Left lots of splotches and ruined my drapes. Trying to be good and buy environmentally friendly products, but this was a complete waste of money. Lesson learned.

Best dye

The product description said 5 ounces I have less than half an ounce.

brilliant color

Its salmon, and now my shorts are too. Smells gross.

After prepping fiber for over a month, washing, combing ,carding I was so excited to dye my merino wool. A beautiful Salmon cor was exactly what I was looking for to blend in some Alpaca grey. This dye is GD hot pink, not Salmon. Not even a pretty hot pink, but a hideous cheap hooker hot pink. A months work put in trash barrel. This dye is a front to the color spectrum.