Dye Pen Homeowner Kit – Set of 5 Carpet Dye Pens

The Americolor Dye Pen Homeowner Kit is a convenient solution for treating small bleach spots on carpets. The kit includes three Dye Pen colors of your choice, along with a Bleach Neutralizer and Dye Pen Remover, giving homeowners the essential products needed to blend and correct small areas of carpet discoloration.

Because there is not a single color that works for every carpet, blending different shades is key to achieving the best possible match. The three-color selection allows you to combine a color close to the original carpet shade with lighter and darker tones to create a closer match.

The included Dye Pen Remover can help lighten the color if it is applied too dark, while the Bleach Neutralizer helps neutralize remaining chlorine crystals from the original bleach spot.

Key Features & Benefits

• Designed for small bleach spots on carpet
• Includes 3 Dye Pen colors of your choice
• Includes Bleach Neutralizer
• Includes Dye Pen Remover
• Blend colors to achieve a closer carpet color match
• Remover helps correct color that is too dark
• Neutralizer helps neutralize remaining chlorine crystals
• Convenient kit for homeowner carpet repairs
• Light Gray is useful for blending carpets with gray hues
  

How To Use

1. Refer to the Dye Pen color chart to select your colors.
2. Choose one color closest to the original carpet color.
3. Choose one color that is lighter than the original carpet.
4. Choose one color that is darker than the original carpet.
5. If the original carpet contains gray hues, consider including Light Gray as one of your blending colors.
6. Neutralize any remaining chlorine crystals from the bleach spot using the included Bleach Neutralizer.
7. Blend the selected Dye Pen colors to closely match the surrounding carpet.
8. If the color becomes too dark, use the included Dye Pen Remover to lighten the treated area.
   

For the best results, carefully compare your carpet color with the color chart before selecting your three Dye Pen colors. Blending multiple shades is the key to achieving a closer match.