I'm doing a science project on fiber-reactive dye and the different results with different types of fabricI need to know where this fiber-reactive dye are at so I can purchase this dyePlease help me and I need a local like store that I would be able to know
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Have a appear at Procion Dyes - I've used them for dyeing cotton efficaciouslyAlso, have a seem on the internet sites of art Van Go and Rainbow Silks (each suppliers of dyes and artwork substances)They are both British sites, however could have priceless knowledge and be capable to make strategies for you (including books or guide sheets).
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Don't consider making your ownThey'll never lastMost manufacturers offer at least a 5 year warranty on thermo pane windows but most last longer than 15 yearsIt's worth the expense (they are fairly priced at most glass shops)By the way, the black tar like substance is called squiggle.
Have a appear at Procion Dyes - I've used them for dyeing cotton efficaciouslyAlso, have a seem on the internet sites of art Van Go and Rainbow Silks (each suppliers of dyes and artwork substances)They are both British sites, however could have priceless knowledge and be capable to make strategies for you (including books or guide sheets).
Don't consider making your ownThey'll never lastMost manufacturers offer at least a 5 year warranty on thermo pane windows but most last longer than 15 yearsIt's worth the expense (they are fairly priced at most glass shops)By the way, the black tar like substance is called squiggle.
