Disc Golf Dye (Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Unscented Worm Dip)
Dip-N-Glo is specially designed for dipping soft plastic to instantly dye and produce permanent color changes. Sold in 2 oz packages.
The following table lists various manufacturer disc plastics and how well dye can be applied:
- Excellent -Â Overall best for dying, soak up dye well and don't fade or bleed too bad over time
- Very Good -Â Don't soak up dye as easily, but hold up the best over time with very little bleeding or fading
- Not Recommended -Â Soak up dye quite well, but start bleeding sooner than premium plastics
- Poor -Â Very difficult to get a deep color and fade and bleed within weeksÂ
Additional dyeing resources:
- "How to Dye a Disc Golf Disc" - DG Putt Heads
If you have more information that you'd like to contribute to this page, please contact [email protected]
Credits to @discsbydrake for the Nuke image.
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Disc Golf Dye (Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Unscented Worm Dip)
Dip-N-Glo is specially designed for dipping soft plastic to instantly dye and produce permanent color changes. Sold in 2 oz packages.
The following table lists various manufacturer disc plastics and how well dye can be applied:
- Excellent -Â Overall best for dying, soak up dye well and don't fade or bleed too bad over time
- Very Good -Â Don't soak up dye as easily, but hold up the best over time with very little bleeding or fading
- Not Recommended -Â Soak up dye quite well, but start bleeding sooner than premium plastics
- Poor -Â Very difficult to get a deep color and fade and bleed within weeksÂ
Additional dyeing resources:
- "How to Dye a Disc Golf Disc" - DG Putt Heads
If you have more information that you'd like to contribute to this page, please contact [email protected]
Credits to @discsbydrake for the Nuke image.
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Dip-N-Glo is specially designed for dipping soft plastic to instantly dye and produce permanent color changes. Sold in 2 oz packages.
The following table lists various manufacturer disc plastics and how well dye can be applied:
- Excellent -Â Overall best for dying, soak up dye well and don't fade or bleed too bad over time
- Very Good -Â Don't soak up dye as easily, but hold up the best over time with very little bleeding or fading
- Not Recommended -Â Soak up dye quite well, but start bleeding sooner than premium plastics
- Poor -Â Very difficult to get a deep color and fade and bleed within weeksÂ
Additional dyeing resources:
- "How to Dye a Disc Golf Disc" - DG Putt Heads
If you have more information that you'd like to contribute to this page, please contact [email protected]
Credits to @discsbydrake for the Nuke image.
