Send a quick message or use our Commission Request Form to send your idea, colors, disc, plastic, and any references. I’ll reply with options, so we can lock in the design together.

Yes. PDGA Technical Standards allow dyed discs in sanctioned tournament play as long as the dye does not add detectable thickness or texture to the surface. We use professional chemical dyes that bond directly into the plastic rather than sitting on top like paint or vinyl decals, so our dyes remain fully PDGA legal.

No, it does not add any measurable weight. The dyes we use bond directly with the plastic at a molecular level rather than creating a layer on top like paint, epoxy, or stickers. Your disc will remain at its exact original factory weight and stay 100% within PDGA weight limits for tournament play.

Not at all. The dye embeds color directly into the molecular structure of the plastic. It does not alter the disc’s weight, dome, flexibility, rim feel, or flight numbers, so your disc will fly exactly as the manufacturer intended.

Most customs are ready in 7–14 days once the design and disc choice are confirmed. Rush requests are possible—just ask and I’ll let you know what’s doable.

Starting at $20 + shipping for customer-supplied discs / $35 + shipping for new premium discs.

The most important factor is the complexity of the dye style. If we need to create and cut a stencil, dye the disc multiple times, and add layered effects, pricing will increase accordingly.

No. The dye becomes a permanent part of the plastic, so it will not peel, flake, or wash off. Like any disc golf plastic, it may show slight wear over years of heavy sun exposure and bag friction, but it holds up well through regular rounds, tree hits, mud, and routine cleaning with mild soap and water.

Premium plastic blends produce the richest, most permanent color. Best options include Innova Star and Halo Star, MVP and Axiom Neutron and Plasma, Discraft ESP, Kastaplast K1, Latitude 64 Gold and Opto, and Dynamic Discs Fuzion. White or light pastel discs deliver the brightest, cleanest results. Base-grade plastics such as Innova DX, Discraft Pro-D, MVP Electron, and Latitude Retro do not hold dye well and tend to fade or bleed more quickly.

We dye premium plastic from all major disc golf manufacturers, including Innova, Discraft, MVP Axiom, Kastaplast, Latitude 64, Discmania, and Dynamic Discs. Base plastic does not dye well, so we do not dye those discs.

Yes. We love working with glow plastic such as MVP Eclipse, Kastaplast K1 Glow, and Innova Color Glow. We use dye techniques that let UV light continue to pass through the plastic, so the disc keeps its glow for night rounds while still looking vibrant in daylight.

Yes! I love working with customer discs. We’ll confirm the plastic, weight, and condition first so the dye sets beautifully and you get the best result.

Finished discs are packed in protective boxes and shipped with tracking.  We will update you with the tracking information

Every disc is shipped in a sturdy, rigid cardboard box with protective padding so the flight plate arrives in clean, unwarped condition—never crammed into a soft bubble mailer.

Yes—if the customer is willing to cover shipping. Ordering multiple dyed discs makes it far more economical.

Absolutely. I can include a handwritten note and ship directly to the recipient. Let me know the occasion and I’ll tailor the colors to fit.

I’ll suggest the closest alternatives or let you know when the mold is expected to return. We can usually source the disc for you. If you’re sending your own disc, that’s always an option too.

Fill out the Commission Request Form with your preferred mold, plastic type, colors, and design concept. We will review the details, confirm availability, and send a digital preview and quote before any dye work begins.