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Same. Used some Granger's wash in nonsense on a untreated smock and water soaked in, also activated it with heat. Melted in some wax now but will use fabsil in the future

Well where exactly did he say he'd be instructing us?

Yeah, I wonder how applicable this method is to some clothes. However, all clothes were originally dyed, right? So there's always *a* method.

Good evening,yes it started out as a desert colour smock but turns out you should be able to dye the latest pattern mtp smock in much the same way .

@@beamish1066 Hi! Thank you for the prompt reply. The smock in the video basically looks black to me, is that due to the camera or me or you managed to dye it to such an extent?

Hi ,yes it would as I’ve used it to do that on a Honda frame .(was awhile ago and can’t remember settings )

@@beamish1066 cheers pal thank you

I'd love to buy some MTP combat shirts and dye them black.

I’ve used mine a fair bit on my car and although it’s not the prettiest of welds it’s functional (probably more my lack of talent than the fault of the welder) .

Hello kabu 11 ,thank you for doubting and calling me out on my intelligence but the manufacturers instructions state for stove top applications to maintain a rolling boil , hope this helps 👍👍👍👍😁

Hi ,in theory yes ,I only sprayed/brushed it on as wasn’t sure if it would strip the dye but if you were just waterproofing it wouldn’t be a problem.

Afternoon, yes there is ,if you look at one of the other videos I did on the dying process using green dye you still had the camo pattern so in theory using another colour like a light brown (dylon won’t dye the zip or Velcro but Idye poly will )

Just noticed I hadn’t replied so first off sorry , having tried to dye some trousers in flat green for someone else it will work but you will still have the camo pattern showing through .

@@beamish1066 I don't see the camo colour in the photo of this one. Does it show in bright light, or did it get rid of the camo because it's black?

Hey ,looking at it now I wish I’d kept one in the desert dpm ,wouldn’t say it’s a waste but just repurposed as I can wear it more often in black .

@@beamish1066 i mean if you feel people judge you then fair enough but nothing wrong with it as it was so long as you dress to cater how it looks

@@Millzieeeee it’s all good .

How?

Hi ,as long as it covers the garment it’s enough but think it was about 5 to 10 litres (couple of gallons in old money )in that pan

I’ve used it mainly on my car to weld in a new jacking point as the tin worm had been hungry and out of sight ,it managed well on 1.8mm steel and I’ve used it on 3mm steel but that’s about it .

😂🤣 if it was proper sous vide I would have 👌

propper doesn't make this style jacket, I don't think?

I put the brief part on the end but did make a video that I never uploaded(since been lost ),I’ve used the welder a lot and it’s been good ,I will try over the next month to make a follow up .

That a really good question,I know some hardware stores/shops sell boxes of o rings but I will come back later with a better answer .

@@beamish1066 Mine seems to be leaking from the solenoid so im presuming its just the o ring, does red mean its silicone? will nitrile suffice?

I tried using Viton as it’s what I had to hand at the time only after I had put it all back together did I notice my housing had a hairline crack in it so that’s when I sourced a 2nd hand landrover unit ,it’s been fine since .

Hello R R , it didn’t for me but it is a good question as I know how many pieces of clothing my wife has shrunk in the washer/dryer .

The seal had a leak on mine so would always sag (even after new sls bags/springs .

@@beamish1066 my drops after few hours but as soon as i start it rises up. Could it be that or something else? Bags are new also

Luka Nađi Mišić , yes it could be the solenoid or pipes (which are also fragile )

@@beamish1066 piping has been checked so thats ok. I will have to take a look at them. Thank you very much!

Not yet ,the nearest was after it had been dyed I closed the zips and pockets before rinsing so for awhile after when I would put my hands in them they would put a slight mark on my hands like dirt ,but that was my fault and it would wipe straight off .

@@beamish1066 thanks for the info.

@@beamish1066 Ah, so it should be left for a while after being dyed?

I know idye poly works well on polyester and it also says it can do nylon ,so it has to be worth a try (was just trying to find out what material the the zip runner was on the smock ) I don’t know if you will get solid black or a very dark grey

Any luck ?

@@beamish1066 Yeah, any luck?

Idye and idye polly does a fairly good job of covering,but I know what you mean as I’ve tried dylon before and it didn’t change the colour of the stitching

@@beamish1066 Does it definitely not dye veclro?

It’s all down to the material,the salt helps it dye the fabric/speed the transfer of dye up . You get better results with less chance of streaking with salt (apparently pickling salt is best but I just used the cheapest table salt I could get ) ,thank you and I hoped this helped .

@@beamish1066 Haver you ever used pickling salt, and did it make a difference?

Thank you for taking the time to comment,I also love customising stuff when I get the time 👍🏻👍🏻

Hello pen brand ,it’s electroplated using the brush method .

Hello ,good evening,yep it still breathes and no it’s not like an anorak .hope this helps

beamish1066: Great! Off to buy some and a couple of Union Jack patches to revitalise the great old thing. Many thanks!

Not yet ,but to be fair I haven’t checked them for a couple of weeks