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Is it possible to tie dye ultrasuede light (facile)?

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Is it possible to tie dye ultrasuede light (facile)?

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Ultrasuede is a 100% microfiber synthetic suede, I think it’s made from polymer fibers. If it is possible to dye it what should I use for it, and how? “Polymer” is an interesting description. A polymer is any long chain molecule made of many repeating units. Examples of natural polymers include the proteins in silk and wool, and the cellulose in cotton and linen. Examples of synthetic polymers include nylon, acrylic, and polyester. I don’t believe that there is such as thing as a textile fiber in the world that is not made of a polymer of some sort, except for true metal fibers made from such materials as stainless steel. Fortunately, there are legal requirements to divulge the fiber content of fabrics being sold. According to online fabric stores, Ultrasuede® light, or Ultrasuede® Facile, is made of 100% polyester. It is different from other polyesters in feel and appearance because of the size of the fibers – exceptionally narrow fibers are called microfibers – and in the non-woven c

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