【How-to】How to Dye a Lacrosse Head

What dye do you use for lacrosse heads?

Lax Dip Dye

Can you dye a colored lacrosse head?

Lax Dip Dye is quickly making a name for themselves in the Lacrosse community with the first Lacrosse specific dye. Their dye has been formulated to be the best dye for Lacrosse’s heads. Unlike RIT Dye, which is designed for dyeing clothes, Lax Dip Dye works best with the plastic in Lacrosse’s heads.

How do you dye lacrosse strings?

Welcome to LaxDip: The only dye formulated specifically for plastic lacrosse heads. We offer 40 bold colors that you can permanently dye into your lacrosse heads, including a Jet Black, Neon Volt, and Neon Pink. Learn how to dye your head here on our Instructions page.

How do you fade a lacrosse head?

How do you Marble dye a lacrosse head?

Can you Hydro dip a lacrosse head?

How long does it take to dye a lacrosse head?

Lacrosse heads are pretty awkward shaped to dip, though. It may work but the colors might be very light and pale as they might not stick to the smooth plastic that heads are made out of.

How do you dye a goalie head?

How do you dip dye with lax?

Solid Color

The hotter your water is, the quicker your coloring will take place. The saturation of your dye will depend greatly on how long you keep your head submerged. Here’s our general rule of thumb: Light Colors: 2-5 minutes.

How do you use Rit dye remover?

Can you dye lacrosse mesh?

Single Shot Instructions:

Bring 2 gallons (7 liters) of water to a very light boil and keep it at this temperature the entire process (at least 212F/100C). Don’t get it too far above boil or you will melt your lacrosse head and that’s no fun.
Slowly and carefully add the LaxDip Single Shot packet to the dye bath.