Double Lazy Wave disc golf lotion dye tutorial - Dyes By Redd

[@madeofglass012]

Ur the GOAT of teaching me how to dye discs

[@dyesbyredd]

Hell yeah dude! I'm glad I could help

[@AmyStoyka]

Once you mix up the colors can you save the leftovers?

[@eeeeef1617]

Where’s the stamp covering video Redd? We need you!

[@maxbirioukov1777]

This is a super nice video ! Very well explained, and I can't wait for the next video ! Subbed and liked !

[@dranakyuek]

These are helping me alot! Keep them coming. Ty!

[@dyesbyredd]

I've got plenty more in mind! Glad you are enjoying them, thanks for watching

[@markustrosterud6834]

How do u lay the disc in the bed? Just lay it gently on top or press it down? Im afraid if i press it down, that it will hit the bottom of the glue bed since the bed isnt very high with glue?

[@LoociJ]

Hey! I know people say acetone needs to be used somewhere in the process. Do you use it at all? Thanks!

[@T.J.S.]

Great video😊 what kind of lotion do you use? And do you know if that technique work with floetrol on top as well?

[@madeofglass012]

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[@dyesbyredd]

I used to use queen Helene cocoa butter but now have moved on to Suave brand cocoa butter lotion. I have seen people do the double LazyWave with just floetrol but in my option the lines don't come out as crisp and clean. I'm not saying that's a bad thing by any means tho, it just looks a little different from what you see with my lotion/floetrol mixes.

[@nickciaramitaro2263]

Do you use heat at all while you let it sit in the bed?

[@dyesbyredd]

I personally do not but I know plenty of other people that do for various methods. I think the golden standard is around 100-105 degrees Fahrenheit for around 2-3 hours. Just don't let it get above 110.

[@scottgilloon7043]

What type of glue do you use?

[@dyesbyredd]

Michaels store brand clear glue