Does anyone perhaps know where I can get a dress dyed? It's an old wedding dress that needs to be dyed black.
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A dry cleaners might do it as well, probably cost a lot though. It depends how important it is to you, if it's for fancy dress or otherwise, try the dylon but with a wedding dress, I'm sure you would get shades. I can remember reading somewhere as well that if a dress is not machine washable (which it needs to be for the dylon actually) you can't easily dye it.
What's it for (I'm nosey :-))
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Yup, couple of bottles of ink and a large bucket should do it.....
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Originally posted by Jan...What's it for (I'm nosey :-))...
It's actually an enquiry from one of my wife's customers.
Thanks for the ideas everyone - I suppose finding a dry cleaner might be the best but I think we'll probably say no to this one - don't want to be in some way responsible for a mess up!
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Duncan,
I spoke to some people, including a lady from Beckford Silk. The general opinon is that Dylon will do the job although it may need several attempts. You won't get jet black. If there are several fabrics in the garment, they will probably take the colour differently. Test with an off-cut from the hem.
You had probably worked most of this out for yourself.
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