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Dyeing/cleaning goggles.

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Thursty55
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Hey new schoolers. i have recently got crowbars witch i would like to dye to fix some stains. i have a white frame(black dye from old riggers), red riggers, and a light blue retro strap(grass stain). im not sure whether i should try to dye these goggles or is there any way i would be able to clean these. let me know if dyeing goggles works well or is there any way i can clean these. Thank You
Jun 9 2011 6:25PM
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84891jnf92048
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site discussion?
Jun 9 2011 7:49PM
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Thursty55
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Jun 9 2011 10:05PM
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egg.
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ive never dyed goggles but their are plenty of videos on it and it always seems to work fine. also could you not just rub off the grass stain on the strap
Jun 9 2011 10:57PM
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BuSkiz
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you can dye the frames black no problem
Jun 9 2011 11:01PM
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Spacekroft
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there is an amazing thread on this in the crowbar cult check it out, i died my white frames and one rigger purple and it turned out awesome the thing you need to keep in mind is that you can only die things darker you cannot make them lighter. so white can become any color you said you have black stains best bet dye them black.
Jun 10 2011 12:09AM
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Thursty55
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i have looked every where for videos and i have only found 1. any links you could send me?
Jun 10 2011 1:56PM
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Spacekroft
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Jun 10 2011 3:00PM
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[-mvee-]
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maybe a tide to go stick for the stain. and yes dyeing is easy. i stray painted a few layers onto my riggers (when i had crowbars) and then put a clear protective coat over it after i was done...worked perfectly.
Jun 10 2011 3:07PM
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