Has anyone attempted to dye the SMD Fusion or know if it will accept/absorb RIT Liquid Dye?
I've had very good results previously with both a ULA Conduit and GG Gorilla using the RIT liquid but the Fusion fabrics seems different.
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Your other thread asking the same thing. http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=100959&skip_to_post=854730#854730
There is mention here somewhere that that fabric didn't dye with RIT. Have you asked SMD?
Ken, I realize I posted it twice….but figured I was more likely to get a response here.
Additionally, I contacted SMD first and Ron said he never tried it so he had no idea.
SMD still has no idea if the fusion will accept dye, but I found a thread here about dying an ULA pack, which is also made of Robic fabric. So, in theory, it should work here too!
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