@davidzshackelford created these marbles Blue Caguamas
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How??? Or is this smoke and mirrors; dyed red and then hydrodipped with a bit of white paint, which will instantly tear off?
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I don’t know if the white is supposed to be there, or you just really liked it 
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He said it’s hot glue that caused the effect. He just laid it on top the wheel when he submerged it I guess
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Oh, that’s not white, that’s the original light blue! I see! 
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lol that’s the best way to describe the feels
I’m really digging that look
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Yah! It’s pretty awesome. I could see other combos working just as well.
Glad you like the gif 
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That’s interesting about using hot glue to keep the original color. I’m guessing the dye dip can’t be too hot though. I’d like to see someone hot glue a tread pattern on the wheels and see how that turns out. Like a poor man’s Harfang. Or better yet dye a Harfang wheel, but fill the treads with hot glue first. That sounds interesting.
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not a bad idea either! 
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I do this with laccrose stick heads all the time, theoretically you could do 3 colors.
Hotglue
Dye
More hotglue
Dye
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Those look really nice. Can you share what dye you used and a brief description on how to color wheels?
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Freaking sweet bro
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Hot glue prevents dye absorption there?
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