Want to dye parts, but not make a mess in the kitchen?

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Re: Want to dye parts, but not make a mess in the kitchen?

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Upgraded my dye station.

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Re: Want to dye parts, but not make a mess in the kitchen?

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But how will you know you got the color right if you don't turn the potatoes blue? :wink: :mrgreen:
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Re: Want to dye parts, but not make a mess in the kitchen?

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do you have some sort of screen to keep the parts off the bottom which could warp parts???

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rc10johnny wrote:do you have some sort of screen to keep the parts off the bottom which could warp parts???

I use a wire to hold it in the air.



As for the blue potatoes, I figured it was safer to take my chances without using the potato gauge.

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