Jacquard IDYE-460 iDye Poly, 14 Grams, Kelly Green

Nice green colour. Have boiled the water in a big pot..added the colour.. waited a bit, to make sure everything was dissolved. The water have to be arround 100 degrees to be sure, that The colour works. Was a bit surprised that my tulle skirt survived this hot colour bath..but after one hour in the pot- all green. The shirt made of viscose ended up much lighter than my skirt tulle and polyester. Have seen different YouTube videos and the very hot water is importent to make it work. Also written in the manual.

Worked great on the Polartec Alpha Direct clothing that I bought but hated the color of. Opens things up for what you really want but only comes in ugly colors -- if it's not too dark a color but fairly light. I've done this with blue as well. Follow the directions assiduously - meaning lots of water, lots of heat, lots of time and out of the house - it smells strong but not actually offensive to me.

It worked a treat can highly recommend tuned a white body suit into this Kelly Green 💚 which was perfect for my event I was attending Wickedly Tropic

My favorite top, this exact shade of green had dramatically faded in the 15 years I've loved and worn it. When I realized, it wasn't pure cotton, I went looking and found this BRILLIANT dye. Top looks BETTER then new, colour's is so vivid and even Will look no further, when next I need a dye to revitalize anything with poly in it's fabric

I used it to dye so many things green. A full body cat suit, a thick jumper, a mess top, two crop tops and there was still left for more.