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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 21, 2006
Filed:
Jan. 06, 2004
Peter K. Kang, Spartanburg, SC (US);
Daniel T. Mcbride, Chesnee, SC (US);
Anthony R. Chambers, LaGrange, GA (US);
Edwin L. Hersey, LaGrange, GA (US);
Jon L. Williamson, LaGrange, GA (US);
Richard L. Kilpatrick, LaGrange, GA (US);
Cleatus D. Little, LaGrange, GA (US);
Randy G. Meeks, LaGrange, GA (US);
Peter K. Kang, Spartanburg, SC (US);
Daniel T. McBride, Chesnee, SC (US);
Anthony R. Chambers, LaGrange, GA (US);
Edwin L. Hersey, LaGrange, GA (US);
Jon L. Williamson, LaGrange, GA (US);
Richard L. Kilpatrick, LaGrange, GA (US);
Cleatus D. Little, LaGrange, GA (US);
Randy G. Meeks, LaGrange, GA (US);
Milliken & Company, Spartanburg, SC (US);
Abstract
A dyed substrate having at least one dyed surface. At least one dye solution is disposed across at least a portion of the surface in combination with a migration promoting composition and/or a migration limiting composition. The migration promoting composition and/or migration limiting composition adjusts the migration of at least a portion of the dye solution across the substrate in a controlled manner. Dye migration may be arrested by the application of RF (radio frequency) energy as a step in dye fixation. A process for forming the dyed substrate is also provided.