In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' on our Patreon page (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access it here: www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864 As an independent, consumer-oriented reviewer, we have fewer revenue-streams open to us than the majority of other channels out there, so we do ask for a small donation for access to this guide (as well as a free consultation and access to our other Patreon content). Thanks so much for your help!
Thank you for the great video! I was left with a few questions, though. Does the dye make the fabric stiff? Also, I noticed the link for the dye contains different types of dye. Is there a reason you went with the dye for light fabrics instead of the dye for dark fabrics?
It can feel a little stiffer at first, but it shouldn't be that noticable. If it feels really stiff, this can mean that there's still excess paint to wash out. The dye for lighter fabrics is more liquid and is easier to get a smoother (more uniform) result with :)
Thank you so much for all your useful tips, ive repaired a bunch of bugaboo based on your useful videos and of course i will donate. A few questions: 1) my directions say to iron it for 30 seconds. If I am doing the blow dryer method do you hold it over each inch for 30 seconds? Thats obviously very time consuming. Have you heard of putting it in the dryer instead? 2) are these your bottle instructions or your own tried and true instructions as mine say to let it dry completely first then to heat treat it. 3) have you heard of rit (color dye that I just dunk the fabric into)or something similar and have u tried it instead of fabric paint? Thank you in advance
Deciding between black or grey for the fox 5 and ive heard the black fades quite a lot, leaning me towards the grey. Have you found this to be an issue?
Someone gifted me a baby jogger city mini gt2 and it's sun faded from the seat and some areas of the canopy, would this work. What should I buy for that type of process? I'm in CA USA.
Not sure for the UK. The dye won't run in the rain if you've given it enough time to set into the fabric, have used proper heat-treatment, and then rinsed off the excess. :)
Marietta Bamert palett tekstil maling til lyse tekstiler:) (til lyse, selv Om tekstiler er mørke, fordi farge blandingen til lyse tekstiler er tynnere og er enklere å jobbe med)
Thank you for your videos!! Have you had any success in dying an uppababy? Im looking to change the colour of my 2015 lindsey (beige-wheat) colour to a darker colour. Also i would love to freshen up the bag at the bottom.
Very risky. If you use the products in our video, do the canopy in small patches, using very little paint at a time and drying immediately with a blow-dryer. We've done Babyjogger canopies this way in the past (black on the outside, cream on the inside) with mixed results. It's unfortunately all too easy for the paint to bleed through or an accidental finger to slip and leave a mark. One could always snip the stitching and sew the liner back in after dying, but then there's a limit to how much time is worth not just buying new canopy... :)
Is it also possible to do this but to change colours ie i have a bright green pram wanting to go another colour more of a girly purple / burgundy, or just go black without it looking a funny colour? Cant find any videos of this been done.
I haven't had any success with fully changing the color (and I've only tried lighter colors to black), so at least this product / technique is probably not what you need, unfortunately.
@@BarnevognverkstedNo very true. I tried rit dyemore on my red thule Urban Glide and it turned out blotchy and slightly maroon, and not black as I intended.
If the canopy or other parts of the strollers fabric is only partly faded is it possible to only dye those parts or will you be able to tell where the dye starts and ends? Also does the fabric loses any of its lustre when it's dyed, to me it looks like it does but I'm not sure. Do you know if uv-spray will help prevent fading in these type of fabrics?
You'll be able to tell to some extent, so it's important to do the whole textiles (even if you use a more watered-down coat for the parts that are less faded). There is a change in lustre, but it's still much better than sun-faded fabrics, imo. UV-spray (and water-proofing spray) give some protection against fading, but it's still not 100% :)
Didn't measure it unfortunately, it's more of a feeling thing as it goes on, maybe 50/50 or around there. :) I'll be a bit more scientific with it the next time we do this and make another video. :)
In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' on our Patreon page (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access it here: www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864 As an independent, consumer-oriented reviewer, we have fewer revenue-streams open to us than the majority of other channels out there, so we do ask for a small donation for access to this guide (as well as a free consultation and access to our other Patreon content). Thanks so much for your help!
Does it transfer the dye color to kids clothing once it’s been dry n set?? I’ve heard of others doing that but never seen this brand
Wow that's awesome!
This carrier was not as bulky as our more expensive carrier and it fit our baby perfectly. His face wasn’t being obstructed.
Hi! I cant put the fabric of my pram in the washer, can I rinse it by hand? Like hose it down while still on the frame?
What did you do in the end? Can it be hosed down? Or power washed?
Thank you for the great video! I was left with a few questions, though. Does the dye make the fabric stiff? Also, I noticed the link for the dye contains different types of dye. Is there a reason you went with the dye for light fabrics instead of the dye for dark fabrics?
It can feel a little stiffer at first, but it shouldn't be that noticable. If it feels really stiff, this can mean that there's still excess paint to wash out. The dye for lighter fabrics is more liquid and is easier to get a smoother (more uniform) result with :)
Thank you so much for all your useful tips, ive repaired a bunch of bugaboo based on your useful videos and of course i will donate. A few questions: 1) my directions say to iron it for 30 seconds. If I am doing the blow dryer method do you hold it over each inch for 30 seconds? Thats obviously very time consuming. Have you heard of putting it in the dryer instead?
2) are these your bottle instructions or your own tried and true instructions as mine say to let it dry completely first then to heat treat it.
3) have you heard of rit (color dye that I just dunk the fabric into)or something similar and have u tried it instead of fabric paint?
Thank you in advance
How safe is this with kids? And does it withstand rain
Wow thanks abought Avery nice used Jeep stroller is great for 20 box but there is a bit of discoloration i want to fix .
Deciding between black or grey for the fox 5 and ive heard the black fades quite a lot, leaning me towards the grey. Have you found this to be an issue?
whats the name of the product? is there a link or something to where i can purchase?
Someone gifted me a baby jogger city mini gt2 and it's sun faded from the seat and some areas of the canopy, would this work. What should I buy for that type of process? I'm in CA USA.
What is the ratio of dye to water to get this result
don't have this but am very interested in purchasing ...
anybody know where I can buy a suitable dye in the UK to do this, also does the dye run when it rains? thanks
Not sure for the UK. The dye won't run in the rain if you've given it enough time to set into the fabric, have used proper heat-treatment, and then rinsed off the excess. :)
Have you ever tried acrylic paint? Does it the same with your paint?
Hi i just spray paint my stroller but the strong smell of paint i want to give rid off Before my newborn arrives? Thanks
How did it turn out ? I'm thinking of doing the same thing
Good Item
Have u ever tried using fabric / vynil spray paint for the fabric ?
how does it look when dried?
How did this wear over time?
Hej, am in Denmark and going to Panduro this week. Could you tell me the name of this color so that I can pick up the exact same one? Tak!
Marietta Bamert palett tekstil maling til lyse tekstiler:) (til lyse, selv Om tekstiler er mørke, fordi farge blandingen til lyse tekstiler er tynnere og er enklere å jobbe med)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Har lige fundet den på deres website:) Tusind tak
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Prøvede tekstil maling i går på liggedelen af min EasyWalker sky. Ser meget fint ud!
Cool
Thank you for your videos!! Have you had any success in dying an uppababy? Im looking to change the colour of my 2015 lindsey (beige-wheat) colour to a darker colour. Also i would love to freshen up the bag at the bottom.
I have this stroller in green I am dying it black at the moment and needs a second coat but makes it look new again
@@thewilliamsfamilyest how does it look now? Which paint did you use?
@@thewilliamsfamilyestdid you have any issues with paint transferring to kids clothes?
What can I do to recolour a navy bugaboo hood with cream quilted lining? I’m afraid of soaking through and staining the lining.
Very risky. If you use the products in our video, do the canopy in small patches, using very little paint at a time and drying immediately with a blow-dryer. We've done Babyjogger canopies this way in the past (black on the outside, cream on the inside) with mixed results. It's unfortunately all too easy for the paint to bleed through or an accidental finger to slip and leave a mark. One could always snip the stitching and sew the liner back in after dying, but then there's a limit to how much time is worth not just buying new canopy... :)
Is it also possible to do this but to change colours ie i have a bright green pram wanting to go another colour more of a girly purple / burgundy, or just go black without it looking a funny colour? Cant find any videos of this been done.
I haven't had any success with fully changing the color (and I've only tried lighter colors to black), so at least this product / technique is probably not what you need, unfortunately.
What did you end up doing?
@@jodyclaudine5106 i just ending up just getting another pram
is it kid friendly product?
Yes. It is a water-based paint intended for dying clothes so, barring specific allergies, it is child-friendly. :)
Is it possible to dye the entire canopy different color? I have fuschia canopies but want black
It's very hard to get good results going from one color to another, unfortunately. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo very true. I tried rit dyemore on my red thule Urban Glide and it turned out blotchy and slightly maroon, and not black as I intended.
If the canopy or other parts of the strollers fabric is only partly faded is it possible to only dye those parts or will you be able to tell where the dye starts and ends? Also does the fabric loses any of its lustre when it's dyed, to me it looks like it does but I'm not sure. Do you know if uv-spray will help prevent fading in these type of fabrics?
You'll be able to tell to some extent, so it's important to do the whole textiles (even if you use a more watered-down coat for the parts that are less faded). There is a change in lustre, but it's still much better than sun-faded fabrics, imo. UV-spray (and water-proofing spray) give some protection against fading, but it's still not 100% :)
What is the ratio of dye to water used to get this good result
Didn't measure it unfortunately, it's more of a feeling thing as it goes on, maybe 50/50 or around there. :) I'll be a bit more scientific with it the next time we do this and make another video. :)
Can I dye my grey and red stroller with black dye ??
The amount of coats it will take would not make it worth it imo, and it would depend on the fabric type a bit also, unfortunately.
Is this sold in usa at all?
I haven't lived in the states for almost 2 decades now, so I'm not sure, but over here it's available in hand-craft stores :)
So we’ve all overpaid for a bugaboo just for it to fade after 12 months?
For help removing midew stains from your stroller fabrics, see this video: ua-cam.com/video/5MvjlbNJIko/v-deo.html
Where can i buy the item
if you live in europe you can order it from panduro
When can i buy the them pls answer me
We get this dye in Norway via a store called Panduro. Check Panduro.no
Cool.
But if it rains, your baby will be Blackface.
You have to heat-treat the fabrics and rinse them. Gotta watch to the end :)
Stroller Workshop... thank-you however if it rains before I get my theyby 👶 home, theyby will be cold.
Can I put it out in the sun to heat treat it?