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KREUL textile paint, sunflower yellow, 70 g
€6,28
incl. VAT
€5,19 excl. VAT (21%)
You are ordering: Colour: Sunflower Yellow
Price excluding shipping costs: €4,95 incl. VAT for orders under €49,95. From €49,95 we ship for free.
✓ In stock (6 pieces)
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Need more? New stock expected in week 46 (9 November - 15 November 2026).
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Brand: KREUL
This KREUL product is a German discovery from the XtremeOffice.nl range and is rarely available elsewhere in the Netherlands.
| Article number | 57602178 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 4000798116507 |
| OEM number | 98522 |
| Weight | 0,105 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | B: 60 mm × H: 100 mm × D: 35 mm |
| Country of origin | Verenigde Staten |
| Customs tariff (HS code) | 32129000 |
| VAT rate | 21% |
This is why Dex likes this article
Give textiles a cheerful new look with this sunflower yellow powder dye from KREUL. Ready to use on fabrics such as cotton, silk and wool, and includes dye salt for a beautiful, even result.
When do you choose this product?
What does fabric dye do and when do you need it?
You use fabric dye to give fabrics a new colour or to refresh faded textiles. This KREUL fabric dye in sunflower yellow is ideal when you want to transform old garments, make textile projects or dye fabrics for DIY projects.
Why choose this ready-to-use farbpoeder?
This product contains a ready-to-use colour powder that you can use directly without adding any extra ingredients. The dyeing process works from 50 to 95 degrees, so you are flexible in your choice of water temperature. The pack also includes the necessary dye salt, so you have everything at home for a complete dyeing session.
How much fabric can you dye with 70 grams?
With these 70 grams of fabric dye, you get an intense colour on 200 grams of fabric, while with 400 grams of fabric you achieve a medium colour. This means you can dye roughly two to four garments, depending on the desired colour result and the weight of your textiles.
Which materials is this dye suitable for?
This fabric dye works on various natural and synthetic materials: silk, cotton, viscose, linen, half-linen, wool and polyamide. Always check the material of your textile before you start dyeing, so you can be sure it is suitable for this dye product.
You use fabric dye to give fabrics a new colour or to refresh faded textiles. This KREUL fabric dye in sunflower yellow is ideal when you want to transform old garments, make textile projects or dye fabrics for DIY projects.
Why choose this ready-to-use farbpoeder?
This product contains a ready-to-use colour powder that you can use directly without adding any extra ingredients. The dyeing process works from 50 to 95 degrees, so you are flexible in your choice of water temperature. The pack also includes the necessary dye salt, so you have everything at home for a complete dyeing session.
How much fabric can you dye with 70 grams?
With these 70 grams of fabric dye, you get an intense colour on 200 grams of fabric, while with 400 grams of fabric you achieve a medium colour. This means you can dye roughly two to four garments, depending on the desired colour result and the weight of your textiles.
Which materials is this dye suitable for?
This fabric dye works on various natural and synthetic materials: silk, cotton, viscose, linen, half-linen, wool and polyamide. Always check the material of your textile before you start dyeing, so you can be sure it is suitable for this dye product.
Dex knows - user tips
Make sure you bring the water to the right temperature: this dye powder only works well from 50 degrees onwards and gives the most intense colour at around 95 degrees. The less fabric you dye with the same packet, the deeper the shade will be.
Specifications according to the manufacturer
ready-to-use colour powder, dyes from 50 degrees to 95 degrees, intense colouring with 200 g of fabric, medium colouring with 400 g of fabric, suitable for silk, cotton, viscose, linen, half-linen, wool, polyamide, incl. dye salt (98522)
Specifications
Capacity
70 g
Colour
Manufacturer
Hazard information
No hazard classification applies according to the available manufacturer and supplier information.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
Product information checked by XtremeOffice
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
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