How to process the color mixing of Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve?

Polyester/Cotton Braided Sleeve are divided into added Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve (1:1) and concentrated Polyester/Cotton Braided Sleeve (100≤2≤5). So how should Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve be mixed in color?

First, add the formed Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve for coloring: add the environmentally friendly Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve color paste (color paste) in a ratio of 2/1000, and add the formed Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve B component; first stir slowly, Instead of throwing the dug out color paste directly into the middle of Agent B, this will keep the color paste from stirring and dispersing.
Concentrated Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve coloring: color paste (color paste) is added to the curing agent in a ratio of 2/1000, and the container wall is also taken to start stirring, and mixed in bit by bit.
Note: The ratio of colored ointment should not exceed 5/1000 (total weight of Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve).
1. Prepare the Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve, and then the colored chalk. I have no idea. Pastels? Artwork is for sale, very cheap at home; grind colored chalk or scrape it into powder with a knife (slag, if you get it wrong, is powder).
2. Weigh an appropriate amount of curing agent (I is about 100≤2≤4), pour the finished powder into the Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve curing agent, and stir evenly. Note that the powder is dyed and does not become a paste. Hehe, the color is dark enough, so you can add light or dark colors;
3. Use colored powder to pour the curing agent into the Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve and stir. At this time, the Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve is white, and the liquid of the curing agent is dark blue. Imagine that the color difference can only be seen when it is evenly stirred, and finally The entire Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve turns light blue; of course, this stirring process also requires careful observation of the mixing of the Polyester/cotton Braided Sleeve and curing agent.