🎉 Up to 70% Off Selected ItemsShop Sale
HomeStore

Disc Golf Dye (Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Unscented Worm Dip)

Disc Golf Dye (Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Unscented Worm Dip)

Dip-N-Glo is specially designed for dipping soft plastic to instantly dye and produce permanent color changes. Sold in 2 oz packages.

The following table lists various manufacturer disc plastics and how well dye can be applied:

  • Excellent - Overall best for dying, soak up dye well and don't fade or bleed too bad over time
  • Very Good - Don't soak up dye as easily, but hold up the best over time with very little bleeding or fading
  • Not Recommended - Soak up dye quite well, but start bleeding sooner than premium plastics
  • Poor - Very difficult to get a deep color and fade and bleed within weeks 

Additional dyeing resources:

  • "How to Dye a Disc Golf Disc" - DG Putt Heads

If you have more information that you'd like to contribute to this page, please contact [email protected]

Credits to @discsbydrake for the Nuke image.

Select Colour
From $2.87

Original: $8.19

-65%
Disc Golf Dye (Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Unscented Worm Dip)

$8.19

$2.87
Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4
Product image 5
Product image 6
Product image 7
Product image 8
Product image 9
Product image 10
Product image 11
Product image 12
Product image 13
Product image 14
Product image 15
Product image 16
Product image 17
Product image 18
Product image 19
Product image 20
Product image 21
Product image 22
Product image 23
Product image 24
Product image 25
Product image 26
Product image 27
Product image 28

Description

Dip-N-Glo is specially designed for dipping soft plastic to instantly dye and produce permanent color changes. Sold in 2 oz packages.

The following table lists various manufacturer disc plastics and how well dye can be applied:

  • Excellent - Overall best for dying, soak up dye well and don't fade or bleed too bad over time
  • Very Good - Don't soak up dye as easily, but hold up the best over time with very little bleeding or fading
  • Not Recommended - Soak up dye quite well, but start bleeding sooner than premium plastics
  • Poor - Very difficult to get a deep color and fade and bleed within weeks 

Additional dyeing resources:

  • "How to Dye a Disc Golf Disc" - DG Putt Heads

If you have more information that you'd like to contribute to this page, please contact [email protected]

Credits to @discsbydrake for the Nuke image.