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Old August 17th, 2008 Aug 17, 2008 12:24:33 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Hi! I was wondering how to dye me t-shirts like affliciton or ed hardy..I heard something about it being pigment dye. But i want that marble vintage look. Does anybody know what dyes to buy or any techniques to help me out. I got the designs down. Now we just need to get high quality dyes so we can manufacture.
 
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Among the other washes that Affliction does, the predominant one is a mineral wash.

This consists of putting your dyed t-shirts into an industrial dye machine that has been filled with small foam blocks and has had Potassium Permanganate added to the bath. It gets run for anywhere between 3 - 8 minutes depending on how much of the effect you want. It gets neutralized in another bath so that all the acid gets washed out.
I suggest that if you're going to do this you not do it at home. I don't think you'll get the same effect that you're going after.
Also, keep in mind that the dye base that you use to dye the actual T prior to mineral washing is important to the end product also.

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