Rit Dye RIT COLORSTAY, 8 fl oz, Dye Fixative (2-Pack)

Use these to over dye my wool for rug making. Works very well and true to color if using on white. Interesting hues when applying to other colors

Great product

Liked because it did just what it was supposed to do. It locked the color in and color didn't bleed on other garments when washed.

I always use this on newly purchase black clothes before wearing or washing. It REALLY helps keep my black clothing sharp! minimal to no fading. Follow directions on the bottle.

My husband re-dyed his jeans, washed them another time and they bled on a few things so we got this but haven't used it yet. I'll review it again when we do use it.

I used indigo dye to color a pair of tan jeans. The fixative seemed to work as it should.

This doesn’t work on polyester blends.

Works very well….much less color loss after dyeing several linen skirts.

As Mr. burns once said Excellent

I LOVE this stuff and wish I'd known about it years ago. We've all been there. We've bought something new and washed it once or twice separately to ensure that it won't stain other laundry and then it just never stops shedding colour! Colour catchers only help so much whilst the vibrant patterns you were drawn to in the first place begin to look drab. It's depressing. This fixes the problem provided that you notice it soon enough. I'm so grateful and will now always keep an emergency bottle in the linen cupboard. Do consult the RIT website for more details than what are on the bottle as they explain very clearly how to deal with delicate fabrics and the pros and cons of the different methods of application. NB the site is in "American," so they a priori assume a top loader washing machine. Front loaders are called HE (high-efficiency) machines. Go forth and buy Indian block prints with confidence!

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This is definitely worth using if you’re dying with Rit. It makes a huge difference to the colour intensity and fastness of the dye.

Watched the video of a young lady changing the colour of a chair looked easy so had ago, mixed the dye as required applied with a brush chose a sunny day, looked at the BBC weather forecast sunny for next couple of days. put the armchair out to dry, clouds appeared then rain but managed to put the chair under cover. over the next days managed to dry the chair and applied the fixer no good with brush or roller. The young lady was in sunny California.