Just picked up some black rit dye on sale. Any ideas? Also

is it possible to darken my faded black pants with this?

I had a bright orange cableknit jumper I dyed with this, now it's kind of a very dark blue bordering on black. I never wore it (honestly have no clue how I even got a bright orange jumper) and now I wear it all the time.

I can post a pic if you want me to.

>>11954535
Pls do

>>11954535
Post it.

>>11954479
buy german milsurp flecktarn parka and dye with this. successfully buy into meme

>>11954525
Yes but it will also darken any contrast stitching as well. Overdyed jeans are a thing. They just used to do them in gawd-awful colors but black dye works to re-darken cotton. People usually double the recommended quantity of dye for black and use the boiling water method. Wash them alone or with all black things afterwards, the dye can leach out.

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is it possible to make black jeans blacker with rit? i have a pair thats sort of black but not as black as id like

attached pic is the ideal

>>11954904
i tried doing that with five packs of powder and one bottle; that fucker still isn't black

will Dylon work better?

>>11955040
Your coat is probably 100% polyester the dyes only work on an 80/20 mix of something, try finding a dye for poly

drink it

>>11954916
ya. i did it with an old pair ages ago and it turned out well.

>>11955331
mine is the pre-2005 80/20. it turned somewhat darker, but not even close to being black.

i followed the instructions, added salt and everything; i dunno how i could have fucked up so badly

>>11954479
Just got a charcoal top coat for a bargain. Made mainly of Cashmere. Would OP's die destroy it or get it to a nice black?

>>11954479
black face urself

>>11955493
Maybe it's the water temperature? Mine wasn't close to black the first time, second time I boiled that shit and it worked