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Here are the dresses, They need to be black to match the bridesmaids.  
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First thing you have to do is look at the tags and let us know what kind of fabric it is, so we can give you proper instructions.
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oops, yes i'll do that tonight first thing 
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100% Nylon. i googled it a bit, and I see some companies that do it, but not much instruction. it looks like i need acid dye and heat. anyone have tips?
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huggs3 (4/1/2008)
Get it professionally done. its not something you can do with a bucket of die and a washing machine at home. at least not easily!Do you have experience with it or are you basing it off my post? I'm only asking because I didn't get to thoroughly research the material and dying, Thats just info some company offered about how they dye their fabrics.
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Christichi (4/1/2008)
huggs3 (4/1/2008)
Get it professionally done. its not something you can do with a bucket of die and a washing machine at home. at least not easily!
Do you have experience with it or are you basing it off my post? I'm only asking because I didn't get to thoroughly research the material and dying, Thats just info some company offered about how they dye their fabrics.
I think Christichi is right, Nylon is a synthetic fabric and unlike cotton, it will probably repel the dye.
I would not do it at home. Specially black, you might end up with a dirty gray instead.
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Maybe i should just return them and keep shopping for something more suitable. sigh.
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I think taking them back might be a good idea.... you wouldn't want anything that doesn't look perfect for the big day... there are beautiful though!!
Amanda and Brent... The Kelly's!! Riu Ocho Rios April 17th, 2008 at 3pm!!
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