Dyed Discs

Nick, one of the owners of Valley Birds does all of our dyed discs by hand! He started dyeing discs as a hobby for his friends and card mates, now he gets to showcase his talents with Valley Birds.

There are two ways we dye our discs: spin dye and floetrol dye. Spin dyeing is done with a mix of acetone and dye coloring applied to the surface of the disc while spinning on a record player, spin dyes have the quickest turnaround time. Floetrol dyes are made in a floetrol bed where the design can be made using all types of methods of design characteristics, these dyes typically take 24 hours for the dye to set on the disc.

Absolutely! Just bring your discs into the shop and let us know what colors and design you want. We charge a dye fee of $10 for spin dyes and $15 for floetrol dyes.

The only requirements we have is that the disc be made of a premium/gloss plastic (ex. Star, Neutron, Grand, ESP); dye will not work on matte base plastics (ex. DX, Electron, Active). White discs allow more color creativity, but bright colors work as well.

Yes! A glow disc will still glow after the dye is applied. Certain brands do make brighter/better quality glow than others though so keep that in mind. Brands we personally recommend are MVP/Axiom Eclipse plastic and Innova’s Proto Glow plastic.