Splatter Technique - Floetrol Dye Tutorial -

[@UnholyKnight23]

high key probably the best style you have posted yet, creative application of the air not normally thought of! thanks again Bot!

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Appreciate it thank you!

[@michaeldowney6533]

That's fantastic looking! I'd love to have a disc like this in my bag!

[@raddaks2039]

Very nice! I love the splatter effect

[@AlphaSketchy]

Awesome! That's such a great style.

[@bakerby]

Nice and easy Floetrol technique. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@T-RexDiscGolf]

Using a laser to center the dye and disc! Man that’s amazing!!

[@CatylisticRevo62]

That's the prettiest Roach I've ever seen

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Sometimes the name of the disc and the design don't quite fit 😉

[@ssmouse77]

Very interesting how you used a dish and then left the canvas resting in there. The results are excellent. 😎

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Thanks!

[@smp1396]

Thanks for sharing, can't wait to try this!

[@LiftOperator52]

Love it

[@connerpuffer1304]

another thing to try

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Give it a shot and tag me with the results!

[@AWFphoto]

What kind of oil are you using in some of the colors?

[@travishardy1455]

I have an opportunity to win one of your discs this weekend. Your work is beautiful

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Thank you! Good luck out there!

[@djhollowman9567]

You said some are mixed with oil... what oil?

[@otsotormanen5863]

So nicely done. Spot on! 👌 So what are those paints? Oil or acrylic.. Can acrylic paints even 'permeate' into disc plastics? ..And what is that base white?🙂

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Its a paint additive called floetrol mixed with Prochemical and Dye which is a dye specifically for use on plastics.

[@IrinaEv]

@@LilbotDiscGolf could you please tell what is prochem powder mixed with to turn into fluid?

[@rileywilhite123]

What dye are you using and what ratio of Floetrol to dye do you use? Mine have been coming out pretty dull and bland

[@jasonlavoie9294]

This is awesome - going to have to try this. Do you know which colors had oil in them?

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Don't recall sorry

[@jonspriggs8193]

Just curious about how far away are you hanging your heat lamps to get the good high heat without over cooking the discs?

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

I have my light hanging from a chain of caribeners so I can adjust the distance as needed.

[@wirelessgnat4208]

Can u use photochromic dye this way? Or like whaen u do cells? I wann get into dyeing but wanna have color changing disc if possible. Would love to hear your thoughts and if u think it would work or not. Love the vids been super helpful.

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Haven't tried that kind of dye, but if it is made to dye plastic it should work

[@jamesdenton8821]

Hey I asked this on an older video but thought I might get an answer here since it's newer. Trying to find out what wattage heat lamp bulb you're using. Thanks!

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

250 Watts

[@jamesdenton8821]

@@LilbotDiscGolf Sweet, thanks so much.

[@ErikGDiscGolf]

Is it just pro chem color mixed with floetrol? Also what type of silicone do you use to get the cells

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Prochem dye mixed with floetrol and a few drops of Dimethicone oil

[@fllavour]

Did u mix the color bottle with the oil or add oil on top while u making the bed. Also can u use like any type of oil, like cooking oil?

[@LoveLeePlays]

Do you mix floetrol pro chem dye and acetone altogether? If not what’s the ratio of floetrol to dye mix?

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

No acetone needed. PCAD mixing sheet can be found at this link. prochemicalanddye.net/downloads/dl/file/id/574/product/0/disc_golf_disc_dyeing.pdf

[@CatylisticRevo62]

How do you avoid having your colors sink into the floetrol?

[@LilbotDiscGolf]

Some colors will tend to sink while others won't. It's a matter of knowing which ones and avoiding them if they sink. If you really want to use them you can try warming up the floetrol to make it more buoyant.