RIT 8oz Permanent Non-Toxic All Purpose Dye Dark Brown: Liquid Fabric & Textile Dye for Clothing, Canvas, Wood, Paper

A: No - all Rit Dyes need to be used with hot water. All Purpose is for natural fibers like cotton, linen, raymie, rayon, silk, wool... DyeMore for synthetic is for anything with 35% or more polyester, acrylic or acetate. This is recommended high temperature on stove top. Check out the website for instructions - we have dyed a Shrepa jacket!

A: This is the dye for natural fabrics. The dye for synthetics (like polyester), is called Rit DyeMore Synthetic Fiber Dye. It does require hot water in order to work.

A: Yes! If you are dyeing it a darker color (like black), then you can just dye it as is. However, if you are trying to change the color of the fabric (like from red to blue), you'll need to first remove the color with our Color Remvoer product. And then dye the fabric.

A: Yes, you can adjust the dye to water concentration and test with a paper towel for color. Or you can look at Rit's website, where they have over 1,000 color formula options.

A: If the cover can be removed and it is a natural fabric (like cotton, linen, silk or wool), then yes you can dye it. We recommend one bottle per two pounds of fabric.

A: There are directions on the side of each bottle.

A: The product is considered non-toxic. However, it is not meant to be consumed.

A: Yes, Rit can be used on leather. However, please be careful as it can cause damage. We suggest not adding any extra salt and do not over treat. Also, it would be helpful to apply a leather conditioner immediately after dyeing.