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10-24-2007, 01:13 PM
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Refreshing dyes
Hi folks!!!
After spending several weeks in foreign countries i returned to my lil' shop. Unfortunately there's one bucket of dye I forgot to close....a special olive mixture (AcidRain will remember). I would say the pigments are still there, but very "dusty".....  .....there's no liquid left.....I have to explain, that i get the dye's powder-like....means I have to solve it.... So is there any chance for rescue  I didn't try it so far.....searching for some answers..... Alex 
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10-24-2007, 08:59 PM
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Re: Refreshing dyes
Ah... the special mix.
I would try to revive it. Just add the correct amount of distilled water, and heat it to disolve the crusty remnants. Try it on a test run first though.
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