Dyeing a skinsuit....
Burton
Posts: 172
Odd question of the year
I have recently changed clubs and as my old club was tiny there is no market for 2nd hand kit.
This has resulted in me having a skinsuit, 2 jersey's, and a pair of bibshorts all with my old club name on. As it's Giordana which I love, has anyone tried dyeing lycra kit with something like dylon?
I know it's not going to look the best but it may provide me with some training/commuting/winter kit?
I have recently changed clubs and as my old club was tiny there is no market for 2nd hand kit.
This has resulted in me having a skinsuit, 2 jersey's, and a pair of bibshorts all with my old club name on. As it's Giordana which I love, has anyone tried dyeing lycra kit with something like dylon?
I know it's not going to look the best but it may provide me with some training/commuting/winter kit?
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Man-made fibres don't usually dye well, if at all.0
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Yeah, that's about what I thought!
I did a quick google before asking but thought it was worth a punt!0 -
Bucket of bleach and have all white spare kit?I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0
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Would bleach not damage the lycra?
If there's someone who would want 2nd hand kit at a reduced price from the old club you could sell it on......jerseys possibly, skinsuit / bibs no chance!
Or could just keep it as spare training kit and ignore the fact it's a different club....allegience issues I know but if you're cool with it and the old club isn't you can just say the only way you'll stop wearing it is if they buy it off you!.0 -
I managed to offload my kit, apart from a S/S jersey, which I now use as an alternative base layer.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0
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Just keep it for the winter when you cover up anyway - or for turboing0