Natural Dyeing Color Process from Bind Poll Tree to a Developed Product : A case study in Tambol Boh Ampur Klung Chantaburi Province

Abstract

This research objective is to study color dyeing development of the bind poll tree. This method is conducted using a two-step process. First, you must boil Bind Poll tree skin and remove after the boiling process is complete. The water to Bind Poll ratio is1kg.Bind Poll tree skin totwo liters of water.
The second step involves hot dye and cold dye. There are four anti-fastener fluids which are sodium chloride, alkaline water, tamarind paste and alum. The proportion of mix is 1 kg. of mixed water, 30 grams of sodium chloride, 30 grams of alum, 100 grams of tamarind paste and 500 grams of alkaline water respectively.
The summary if this dyeing experiment the best anti-fastener fluid is sodium chloride and alkaline water. The little anti-fastener fluid are alumand tamarind paste. The best of color dyeing is putting sodium chloride while boiling in hot and cold dyeing. The hot dye duration is 1 hour. But for cold dye, the fabric must be left in mixed water for one to six hours in a day. After which, the dyeing fabric is left in alkaline water for one to six more hours. Finally, one day is spent air drying the finished product.
It's found that the fabric is completely dyed. The longer the fabric is left in the alkaline water, the higher the quality of enriched color dye. This study has revealed that hot color dye fades more than cold color dye. This research suggests making further laboratory tests with the color fastness after dyed.