Before proceeding to the staining of trousers, check on a separate piece, how to behave in the fabric. This may be the inside of the pocket or belt, which is separate. First soak this part of the fabric in the dye, give a specific time to be fed, and then rinse and dry. When the results are satisfied, then feel free to proceed with the painting.
If the material contains polyester or nitrone, then it is likely just spoil pants. Paint to such materials practically does not stick, and your pants can get after painting with ugly stripes or spots. So go on such a risky step only if worn in the same pants as you will not be.
There are special dyes for wool and nylon. There are universal colors, which can be dyed cotton, linen, viscose, wool and silk fabrics.
Before painting, thoroughly wash the pants, remove all stains. Otherwise, after staining they reappear on things. If you are going to paint faded and faded pants in darker tones, all the defects disappear safely. If'll just try to tint some places, it is likely to appear unsightly hazvody pants.
When painting over trousers in bright colors, they must first be bleached. Before this process again, better to conduct an experiment on a small inconspicuous area. Sometimes bleaches are very active and can damage the fabric.
Before purchasing dye pants weigh in dry form. So you take so much dye packs as you need. Then decide the tone and pick up the dye in accordance with the composition of the tissue.
After that please read carefully. Typically, the solution made so that it was 10-15 times greater than the tissue. Pants dip into the solution and bring to boil. Boil for about twenty minutes. Then for cotton fabrics add salt at the rate of 1 tablespoon per liter of liquid. If dye wool, instead of salt, add the vinegar. Continue to boil for another forty minutes.
After that, remove the pants, rinse several times in warm and cold water, pat dry. If the paint does not lay flat, then the pants should be soaked for a few minutes in the washing solution.