HYZER Hound Discs Disc Golf Dyeing Kit - All-in-One Kit with Dye Powder, Lotion, White Disc, Mixing Cup and Syringe Review (2026)

Who this dyeing kit is built for

HYZER Hound Discs put together this all-in-one kit for players who want to try disc dyeing for the first time without hunting down separate dye powder, a blank disc and mixing supplies from different sellers. Everything needed for one full project ships in a single box, which suits hobbyists making a personalized bag tag or a one-off gift disc more than someone planning to dye dozens of discs a month. Because the kit leans on the lotion dyeing method rather than a full immersion dye bath, it fits a kitchen table or garage workbench setup better than a dedicated home studio. Players who already own dye powder and just need a fresh blank disc, or who want to dye a disc they already throw rather than a fresh white one, are better served buying supplies separately.

What comes in the box and what it works on

The kit includes one white blank disc to dye, a 32 ounce bottle of lotion, three foil trays, six plastic mixing cups, six syringes, a magic eraser style cleaning pad, and six different powder dye colors, so there is enough material on hand for more than one attempt. The listing describes the dye as a long lasting formula that penetrates the plastic's fibers rather than sitting on the surface, and notes it performs best on premium translucent plastics such as Innova's premium translucent line or Discraft ESP. It still works on Innova Champion or Discraft Z line plastic, just with less vivid results, and the seller notes that base level, non translucent plastics tend to fade quickly no matter which dye is used. Buying a translucent premium disc separately is worth considering once the included blank is used up.

Living with a lotion dye kit

The lotion method at the core of this kit works by mixing a small amount of dye powder into lotion using the included cups and syringes for precise ratios, then applying the mixture to a clean disc in a chosen pattern before letting it sit so the color can set into the plastic. General guidance from disc dyeing communities recommends washing the disc with dish soap and warm water first to remove any factory residue, then giving the dye anywhere from about a day up to two full days to develop before rinsing, with longer sit times producing deeper color. Because the dye stains skin, clothing and countertops on contact, working over the included foil trays and wearing gloves keeps cleanup manageable, and the magic eraser pad in the kit is handy for wiping stray drips off hard surfaces before they set in.

How it compares with other dye and stamp kits

Compared with the PRO Chemical Starter Set, which ships six colors of powder dye but no blank disc, mixing cups or syringes, this kit is the more complete option for someone starting from zero, though buyers who already own blank discs may prefer the Pro Chemical set's lower cost per session. Single color Pro Chemical kits such as the Cherry or Sonic Blue tie dye sets suit dyers who already know their palette and just need to restock one shade rather than a full assortment. Stencil based products, like the personalized glow in the dark stencil or custom name labels, take a different approach entirely, applying a design with a marker or sticker rather than dye, which is faster but does not give the same soaked in, permanent color result this kit produces.

Verdict and who should pick something else

At our score of 9 out of 10, this kit earns its place as a strong starting point for anyone curious about disc dyeing, bundling a dyeable disc, six dye colors and all the mixing tools needed into one purchase. Choose it if you want to try the hobby without assembling supplies piecemeal, and expect your first design to look a little uneven since the lotion technique rewards practice and patience more than it rewards expensive gear. Choose a single color Pro Chemical kit instead if you already dye regularly and just need to restock one shade, or pick a stencil or name label product if you want a quick design without mixing dye at all.

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