LEGO how to: Color dyeing tutorial!

Ever wish you could change the color of a Lego piece?...

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[optimalprime2170]

Did the dye stain the pot?

[IXRollOutIX]

@optimalprime2170 Nope. Besides, the inside of the pot was black anyway.

[TH3M4STERM4N]

does this work on any lego piece lets say... a clone trooper helmet?

[IXRollOutIX]

@TH3M4STERM4N Yes.

[orionsswords]

Wow, good idea. I have always wondered if there was a good way to change a lego piece's color.

Something you didn't mention in the video, do you let the dye-water cool down at all (so you don't melt the plastic), or is the hot water not a problem.

[IXRollOutIX]

@orionsswords As long as you keep the water at a simmer, the plastic wont melt.

[Dogjy101]

wow, anybody can do that, all u got to do is burn your lego on fire and its black

[starscreamer20]

BLALLGLALALGGLGLA! It is taking dark gray pieces fucking forever to dye!

[edb6q]

could not get this to works at all, I tried white, yellow and pink legos none would even barely turn black. Am I doing something wrong I bought the liquid Rit black dye didn't think that would make a difference, does it?

[VOLTVEXstudios]

That is pure genus...

[LegendarySilverWolf]

thanks man it really works

[swan6307]

this might sound stupid, but would it work with knex?

[HerofactoryChronicle]

How much does rit cost?

[LegendarySilverWolf]

damn i wish i known this before i bought paint dye does look better

[alwaysreallyawesome]

OMG

[TZ3z]

Ha he stained the towel :D

[TZ3z]

@ xavi 9685 they already make black on black for the iPhone I own a 3 witch I use for vids and the otter box keeps it good.