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Dying my E-revo
- Thread starter jaylb27
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Looking good, alot better than grey.
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If your E-Revo is dying, you should start by checking the batteries. 
jaylb27
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Lesson learned!
Thanks! I agree they should definately just come straight black like that. It was also a lot easier and took less time than I thought it would. I started the project yesterday. I did learn that you have to boil the water. First I tried using hot tap water and figured if it soaked over night that the soak time would make up for the water temp. I awoke to the rockers and chassis being a deep shade of purple. Got home from work boiled the dye and it was like magic 30 minutes later everything was black!
Thanks! I agree they should definately just come straight black like that. It was also a lot easier and took less time than I thought it would. I started the project yesterday. I did learn that you have to boil the water. First I tried using hot tap water and figured if it soaked over night that the soak time would make up for the water temp. I awoke to the rockers and chassis being a deep shade of purple. Got home from work boiled the dye and it was like magic 30 minutes later everything was black!
