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Fluorescent orange dye that lasts?

 
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Does anyone here have experience with "Blaze" Orange, AKA Fluorescent Orange, AKA Hunter's Orange dye on cotton canvas or wool?

Do you know of a commercial dye that keeps its vivid coloration or where to look for one?  TIA



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