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I read somewhere about dying wheels with dye but does anyone know what type of dye i would need.

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Dylon off ebay.
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Whats the general method people use for dying wheels? I fancy some black wheels on my losi!
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With Dylon use an old pan with simmering, not boiling, water in, plonk in the wheels add the dylon give it a stir and wait around 10 minutes stirring now and again. Fingers crossed nice new dyed wheels.
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Im about to do the same thing so If I get some done Ill report back how easy it was.
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does it work on yellow wheels, e.g. if they are yellow to start with?

Also, can I tie die em?
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Yes it works on yellow wheels, i do use two pots of dylon to make it extra strong, and don't forget to add the salt.
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What dylon do you use, is it a certain type?
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I use the Dylon Multi Purpose from http://www.chaffinch.com/

And when i do wheels i bring the water almost to the boil then leave to cool right down, if the colour is not there, then just repeat.
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