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Goggle Dying Tutorial

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zagfan5
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did a tutorial on goggle dying since so many people have questions about it.

hope this helps answer all the questions you guys have on it.


Aug 23 2009 11:02PM
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ScuffDUFF
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nice  10/10
Aug 23 2009 11:36PM
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BWalmer
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good work, very detailed, +K
Aug 23 2009 11:42PM
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IanAvery-Leaf
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Is this similar if i was doing boots, but this is a great video 10/10
Aug 23 2009 11:55PM
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Slinger1x1
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salt
the trick to getting it real dark is salt and constant heat
The hotter it is, the easier the dye takes to the plastic, and salt will raise the boiling point of the water.
just a good tip i learned form dying lacrosse heads
Aug 23 2009 11:55PM
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kneehands
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great tutorial, very in depth...i think i feel comfortable dying my riggers now
Aug 24 2009 12:02AM
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TURRIINI
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i wanna dye my blue outriggers yellow. do u think that will look ok??
Aug 24 2009 12:34AM
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Franny
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Aug 24 2009 1:04AM
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zagfan5
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cant dye that. you can only dye darker. thats one thing i forgot to put in the video.
Aug 24 2009 2:17AM
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I_Am_Mod
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succes, i have a white Spys !

now considering a color....
Aug 24 2009 6:12AM
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MRoden
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you used a lot of dye for that. When i dyed my boots i used two  packs of for a 10 gallon storage container.
Aug 24 2009 11:34AM
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zagfan5
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i agree it probably was overkill, but i wanted the black to really set in. you can never be too concentrated wen it comes to black.
Aug 24 2009 3:27PM
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CFD
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good stuff, threads
Aug 25 2009 7:54PM
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BRec
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samething for straps right?
Aug 25 2009 8:47PM
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TOAST.
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you could possibly sand it down until its white or really light blue and then dye it.  I have no idea if that will work just saying
Aug 25 2009 11:10PM
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zagfan5
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only the denim riggers can be sanded down and dyed(and look good)

i tried sanding down a pair of rigs and dying them and it comes out sketchy and uneven looking. your better off trying to trade your blues for yellows.
Aug 25 2009 11:30PM
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willy_baller
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Aug 25 2009 11:35PM
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masta_LE3B
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well, if you use that dye extractor/bleach stuff that rit makes, it will deff bring the tone down, i got some blue out riggers to go yellow like that, but they were originally white then i dyed them blue, then bleached wich turned them yellow, cause if you do the bleach really strongly then it has a yellow tint rather than clear.
Aug 26 2009 12:37AM
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loveyoursneakers
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I was thinking of dying my Jesters do you think it would work.
Aug 26 2009 12:43AM
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masta_LE3B
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ya, ive dyed 3 pairs of bindings. it all works
Aug 26 2009 12:52AM
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loveyoursneakers
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Thx Buddy off to dye My Jesters.
Aug 26 2009 12:55AM
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RRhighrider
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threads for sober time
Aug 26 2009 1:04AM
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C0LE
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thanks a lot. +k
Aug 26 2009 1:22AM
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Brows.
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are those my a frames?
Sep 4 2009 6:24PM
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zagfan5
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^^yes sir
Sep 5 2009 3:30AM
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JackVeen27
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nice vid
Sep 5 2009 10:12AM
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Big_Spence
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Please post pictures when you're done.
If yours work I might do mine. I think a bright green or purple would look SICK on my Seth's.
Sep 5 2009 12:13PM
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kyman09
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How man, thanks so much for this vid, it really helps! I have some shitty old scott goggles that are white so I might try dying those. If I want to take the foam off, what should I use to re-glue them back on? also, when dying a strap, will it dye it to a solid colour or if say it's an oakley strap, will the "O" still remain on it? Again, thanks for the vid and hopefully i'll hear back from you.
Sep 5 2009 4:04PM
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zagfan5
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as for the scott goggles, if your gonna take the foam off you can easily just put it back on with super glue. it holds and it isnt affected by water or cold, so its good for snow goggles.

as for dying the straps, the light color on the strap will always dye a solid color, and the black will stay black.
for instance, i dyed my text crowbar strap pink. all the white turned to a solid shade of pink, and the black text and the oakley O stayed black. so now i have a pink and black text strap instead of the previous white and black.
this is how it turned out
Click for larger image

the same goes for a black oakley strap with a white O. only the O would be dyed since its the only white part on the strap.
Sep 5 2009 4:26PM
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Where-am-I
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wait... so you get the water boiling put the die in stir it up, do you turn off the heat when you put the goggles in, i wouldn't want them to get melted
Sep 5 2009 4:46PM
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zagfan5
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^^after the water is boiled and you mixed your dye in, take the pan off the burner, then put your goggles, rigs, strap, ect... in
Sep 5 2009 4:59PM
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rj.
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nice 10/10
Sep 5 2009 9:26PM
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kyman09
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Thanks so much for the response zagfan5. This is a great thread 11.5/10! Hopefull I can turn my crappy goggles into something with at least a little bit of steeze. One more question, does it affect the goggles if they touch the bottom of the pot seeing as it is metal and will be extremly hot? Would it melt the plastic of the goggles? Anyways thanks again.
Sep 7 2009 2:47PM
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*davidallen*
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super sick tutorial, my threads for later and 10/10 karma for you
Sep 7 2009 3:19PM
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zagfan5
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if you take the water off the heat before you put the goggles in, they will be fine.
Sep 7 2009 6:39PM
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3500
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Ya sweet tutorial +++K. Seems like your hands got dyed a little as you explained. Anyone who would be worried about that can always use those latex gloves to keep the hands clean...just a thought
Oct 10 2009 1:40PM
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Malcolm
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such a sick tutorial.
Oct 10 2009 2:16PM
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Fev4ng
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10/10, much needed tut indeed
Oct 26 2009 4:30PM
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TheWeaz
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is it possible to dye oakley text A frames. because they are glossy so would that affect the how it gets dyed
Oct 26 2009 4:39PM
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El_Barto.
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please elaborate
Oct 26 2009 5:03PM
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Balto
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anyone dye white EG2s? the plastic has some kind of glossy clear coat so i dont know if it will dye
Oct 26 2009 6:03PM
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TheWeaz
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thats the same question i have about my text a frames
Oct 26 2009 8:22PM
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GORlLLA
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my threads
Oct 28 2009 8:14PM
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zagfan5
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you can dye glossy text oakleys. i dyed my glossy text riggers and it workd perfect. still had the gloss on it too. it was sick.
Oct 29 2009 8:54PM
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noo4
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i can't dye puprple goggles to white?
Nov 27 2009 9:51AM
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Drop_Em
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Ok so today i dyed my googles and i just want to give out some info on what happend:

So i have some soldiers that were a really dark brown that faded to a yellow. I had and all black setup so i dyed them black.
First of all i think this really sealed the deal... i bought liquid. This was becuase i found an old pot to use and to get the water at the right height i had to use 28cups of water. So i was gonna buy a shit load of dye to get it really concertrated but then i realized that the powder might not disolve. So i bought two bottles of liquid and empyted them out.
Also i wanted everything to get dyed black so i just took the lense out and put everything in (also not sure if you can take them apart). Which worked fine, except that the little rigger things on the side that hold the strap were a different plastic which took differently to the dye, so that turned a darker brown like in this video, while the rest turn a solid black. So yea it worked really really well.
And lastly when i put the googles in, due to the heat the foam came off so just to let anyone know it might come of (which isnt a big deal it can b re glued like he said)

So yea anyone trying to dye soldiers its still fine to just putt everything but the lense in if u want a solid color
Jan 13 2010 5:47PM
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austinmetsch
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does the die that's left over in the foam wear off on your face from wearing them? that would look super weird to have a die goggle tan.
Jan 13 2010 6:30PM
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LMPJibbin
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that was a solid tutorial, 10/10 to you sir
Jan 13 2010 6:34PM
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JESSE.
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Post some pictures please.
Jan 13 2010 7:05PM
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zagfan5
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you have to wash out the dye in the foam with liquid laundry soap a few times so it gets all the dye out of the foam. after i dye them i rinse them with cold water, the with hot water and laundry soap, let it dry full, then repeat that 1 or 2 more times. letting it dry fully every time you repeat the rinsing with laundry soap step.
Oct 23 2010 10:21PM
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Abangin
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10/10 man
Oct 24 2010 8:21PM
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