Jacquard Acid Dyes .5oz-Aztec Gold

Great Purchase. Thank you

Used this on ostrich feathers, only needed a minute or so to achieve the color I wanted. Used very hot water and a little vinegar, rinsed and washed with detergent. Came out beautiful!

I went off the description and not the photo since past experiences taught me this was more reliable. Not in this case. The color you will receive is BURNT orange not BRILLIANT orange and the weight is NOT 1 lb, its 1/2 an ounce. The applied sticker on the jar says Brilliant Orange as well. Someone needs to straighten this out for consumers.

Dyed wool. Ignored expert advice not to use iron pot- used a large old antique iron cauldron- and results (as I expected) were excellent. Color was exactly what I wanted. Very pleased with the result.

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.

Beautiful color. Description accurate. Directions clear and concise.

Was easy to use

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.

Color was very dull