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Q: Can you use Retayne or Synthropol on printer fabric sheets? I followed the instructions for making the fabric colorfast, but still get some bleeding

Retayne or Synthropol is used normally when you wash the fabric prior to cutting the fabric out for your project to help set the color, preventing the colors from bleeding to other fabric. I now use a color catcher sheet and small amt of gentle detergent, and rinse with vinegar. lightly dry or let it dry on its own, then press.

Q: should I use synthrapol and retayne at the same time for prewashing fabric?

We recommend using the Synthrapol in a hot 140F wash to flush out any excess dye from the cloth that has been dyed. Retayne is used to treat commercial fabric that tends to bleed easily, especially reds. That treatment will help to lock in the color so that the fabric does not bleed when cared for. The treated fabric needs to be washed in cold water only.

Q: Can I use this for prevent jeans bleeding on my white sneakers?

You can treat your jeans with Retayne as long as it is applied to the jeans at 140F water. From then on, the jeans need to be washed in cool water only. it still might be a good routine to wash your white sneakers separately, even after the Retayne treatment.

Q: Would this help to get bleeding stains out of a quilt that has already been washed and dried?

No Retayne will help set it. Synthropol is the only product that I know of that will take the bleed out and it is not guaranteed to take it out. If it has been dried it will be difficult to remove the run. Retayne is the perfect product to wash the quilt with to stop the bleed before it happens. If you are a quilter then prewashing your batiks in particular, will stop future bleeds.

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🎉 Color Confidence Awaits!

VERSATILE USE - Perfect for all types of fabrics—cotton, silk, and more!
ECO FRIENDLY FORMULA - Safe for you and the planet—color care without compromise!
PRESERVE YOUR PALETTE - Keep your fabrics vibrant and true to color!
EFFORTLESS APPLICATION - Simply mix and apply for instant results.
LONG LASTING PROTECTION - Enjoy peace of mind with durable color retention.

G & K Craft Retayne Color Fixative is a 16oz solution designed to stop color bleeding in fabrics, ensuring your textiles maintain their vibrant hues. Ideal for a variety of materials, this eco-friendly fixative is easy to apply and provides long-lasting protection against fading.

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Can you use Retayne or Synthropol on printer fabric sheets? I followed the instructions for making the fabric colorfast, but still get some bleeding

should I use synthrapol and retayne at the same time for prewashing fabric?

Can I use this for prevent jeans bleeding on my white sneakers?

Would this help to get bleeding stains out of a quilt that has already been washed and dried?

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Item model number	GNKRET-16
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G & K Craft Retayne Color Fixative Stops Colour Bleeding of Fabrics (16oz)

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