Lime Green?
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Lime Green?
by Mad Scientist » Tue Jul 27, 2010 8:08 am
So, green seems to be the most difficult color to get "right". Anyone have any success achieving a lime-green color? Is there a single dye that will work, or maybe a mixture of blue and yellow? I need lime green - not just light green, but lime green. Like Slimer from Ghostbusters green. Thanks.
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Re: Lime Green?
by eky8 » Tue Jul 27, 2010 8:57 am
If you go to ritdye.com and go to their color formula guide they have a bunch of formulas for different colors. Kelly green gives a nice green. teal is closer to blue. Both dye well. Dark green is worthless. So I would guess that any of the colors in their guide that use kelly green, or possibly teal would work to make a lime green.
This dye used kelly green.
And this one used teal.
This dye used kelly green.
And this one used teal.
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Re: Lime Green?
by bigmanbailye » Wed Jul 27, 2011 6:05 pm
Equal parts lemon yellow and Kelly green. I did a tablespoon of each in 20 oz of water. Dip disc for 20 min. Lime green greatness. I use it for yoda light sabers
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