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Veniard Dye Tube

Veniard Dye Tube

$ 22.48

$ 80.00

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Veniard Dye Tube

Veniard Dye Tube

$ 22.48

$ 80.00

Color:
  • Black
  • Light Blue
  • Dk Brown
  • Lt. Claret
  • Dk. Claret
  • Dk. Olive
  • Hot Orange
  • Purple
  • Scarlet/Bright Red
  • Coral
  • KingFisher Blue
  • Fiery Brown
  • Golden olive
  • Medium Olive
  • Bright Yellow
  • Fluorescent Yellow
  • Fluorescent Red
  • Dark Green
  • Insect Green
  • Blue Dun
  • Cinnamon
  • Dark Blue
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Product Details

Veniard Fly Dye Tubes massive range of colours and hugely popular fly tying product.

Veniard fly tying dye tubes - Specially prepared for dyeing feathers, furs, wool etc. The dye tubes are used by Veniard to dye all their fly tying materials. The Dye comes in a sealed container with full instructions. A very popular seller.

Veniard Dye Tube metric weight 15gms (each)

Instructions for using Veniard Fly Tying Dye:-

  • First clean the feathers by soaking in any good detergentor a quality soap powder for a few minutes. Note: Waterfowl feathers must be soaked for considerably longer to allow penetration of the natural oil coating.
  • Rinse in cold water.
  • Dissolve approx. a quarter of a teaspoon of dye in approx. a litre of boiling water, and stir well until completely dissolved, then add one table spoon of Acetic (if available) or vinegar to fix the colour. Black & all other dark shades should have a much stronger dye bath with more acid or vinegar.
  • Put in the feathers to be dyed and return to simmer keeping the plumes moving all the time.
  • Most dyes are a mixture of three colours, so it is essential to allow time for all the colours to penetrate to obtain the correct / desired shade.
  • They do not fix at the same rate so withdrawing feathers too soon could result in the wrong shade. You can get a good idea of final shade by watching the quill or by holding a single feather up to the light. Remember that the feather will look a lot darker when wet.
  • Remove all feathers from the dye bath and rinse well in cold water.
  • Press the feathers between cloth or paper to remove most of the moisture. Allow to dry naturally.
  • To bring hackles back to their natural brilliance they should be partially dried and then placed in a cardboard lid, blown dry with a hair dryer, and shaken gently until dry.
  • Please note these Veniard Dye instructions also apply to furs & wools. Etc.
  • If valuable / rare materials are to be used we advise testing a small quantity first.

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