dyed synthetic dubbing

follwing my other post about dying materials i have been doing some of my new materials

This is my glister sparkle dubbing

all the following colours are from using the 3 primary colours

i also recorded all colour combos and weights for each colour, that way i can reproduce time and time again.

Blood red
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Bright yellow
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Tan
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Violet
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Orange
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Moss green
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Brown
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Royal blue
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i will put the fluo colours up when they have dried......the fluo's glow well under a UV light.....

Nice colours I like them, what dyes are you useing?

Cheers
Michael

Some nice colours Lee the violet dubbed then tied with a black/red palmered hackle JC cheeks and black wing makes a fantastic cormorant

jim

welly2911 wrote:Nice colours I like them, what dyes are you useing?

Cheers
Michael

they are just normall pure uncut acid dyes. (single colour primarys)

i have found that normall shop bought dyes and wholesaler fly tying dyes can be weak and not mixed correctly, even dilluted with salt, so you end up with different shades.

Where would I get some of these from mate?

welly2911 wrote:Where would I get some of these from mate?

i will have some more pure dyes in a couple of months, and will send you a sample of the 3 to try.

just jog my memory now and then,

No probs thanks lee