thanks for the kind words and welcome! You'll end up a touch more on the green side thanks to the green hue that jade has but I'm sure you'll end up with a great color!
It may not work as well/be as saturated but it should still work to some degree. Avoiding the powdered dye seems to be the biggest thing from what I have seen in other videos
Shallow Dye ..that was the brief name of my friend's band 😄
Very helpful 👌 thank you!
Awesome! Love that colour!
sharpenedblade0 glad you like the result!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks a ton!
Of course! Good luck on your dyeing!
Fantastic video!! I’ve been considering doing this on some natural Jade G10 scales. I love the color. Thank you, subscribing now 👍👍
thanks for the kind words and welcome! You'll end up a touch more on the green side thanks to the green hue that jade has but I'm sure you'll end up with a great color!
Do you know if the non "dye more" rit dyes work with g10? The "dye more" range seems to have pretty limited colors
It may not work as well/be as saturated but it should still work to some degree. Avoiding the powdered dye seems to be the biggest thing from what I have seen in other videos
Hey, i want to dye some g10 scales/liners of my balisong. Theyre marine/ royal blue and i want to make them black. What ritdye colour would u suggest?
Hey there! I’d use the black rit dyemore, it can be found on Amazon, at walmart and likely craft stores as well! It shouldn’t be more than $10 or so
Cool how to nice to know how to do this
Jeremy Spaulding give it a shot if you can! It’s fun to play around with it!
What kind of rit dye did you use?
Rit
@@N3wbMa5t3r synthetic? Or the all purpose
I am so sorry it took me 2 years to see this, but this was Rit synthetic Tropical Teal
What color is that
Tropical Teal, make sure it’s the Dyemore version!