Namco Missing Colors

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http://www.namcomfg.com/namco3/shop/item.asp?itemid=140
Got this in the other day and tried it out on a few bleach spots I had on 11 year old builders grade tan carpet. Spots ranged from almost white to light orange, used the enclosed distructions and in very little time was able to re-dye the spots to match the carpet color.
I wonder if I ran out of a color could i make more with food coloring?

 

[J Scott W]

http://www.namcomfg.com/namco3/shop/item.asp?itemid=140
Got this in the other day and tried it out on a few bleach spots I had on 11 year old builders grade tan carpet. Spots ranged from almost white to light orange, used the enclosed distructions and in very little time was able to re-dye the spots to match the carpet color.
I wonder if I ran out of a color could i make more with food coloring?

Don't use food coloring. You can get replacement colors from several sources.

 

[Shorty]

http://www.namcomfg.com/namco3/shop/item.asp?itemid=140
Got this in the other day and tried it out on a few bleach spots I had on 11 year old builders grade tan carpet. Spots ranged from almost white to light orange, used the enclosed distructions and in very little time was able to re-dye the spots to match the carpet color.
I wonder if I ran out of a color could i make more with food coloring?

Don't use food coloring. You can get replacement colors from several sources.

Where from please Scott ??

Q: How do you replace the white in a white wool or nylon carpet.??

Thanks,

Shorty.

 

[J Scott W]

We (Interlink) sell the outplacement colors. But we don't move a whole lot of some colors. To get the freshest product I recommend that you get them from Ernie David at Americolor in Tiigard, Oregon. I suspect they have an on-line store, but I don't know the web address.

 

[Shorty]

Thanks Scott.


http://www.americolordyes.com/