Garment dyeing and cleaning : a practical book for practical men (1901)
Hurst, George H · London : C. Griffin & Company, Limited · leaf 76
rnecessary fittings. These boxes arefound to work well, and the silks areperfectly dyed without any risk ofdamage to them. The principal troubles of a garmentdyer arise from the matching of shades and uneven dyeing.Matching shades is a very difficult operation in the caseof re-dyeing old garments,… … Fig. 18.—Silk dyeing boxef. DYEING OPERATIONS AND DYEING MACHINERY. 67 duction of any given shade, but simply to try and get as near aspossible to it. A good rule when matching shades ig not toattempt to obtain the full shade all at once, but to graduallybuild it up, so to speak, in the process of…
Dyes and dyeing · Cleaning
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