The quality of a dyed material possessing resistance against washing, bright light exposition, gas or by rubbing
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What are “Color Fastness”
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The quality of a dyed material possessing resistance against washing, bright light exposition, gas or by rubbing
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Color Fastness
When exposed to light, gas, water, use, the dyed material does not lose the color.
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