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Yes, the processes we use do not noticeably change the flight characteristics of the disc nor does it add noticeable weight/thickness to the disc, it is therefore PDGA legal.

Short answer: The dye is permanent and it may fade over time.

We use the highest quality materials available to provide vibrant colors and  normal wear and tear is expected to show if the disc is exposed to the elements. Different types of plastic will fade over time and discs may lose their crispness with prolonged exposure to direct sunshine. The first disc we ever dyed in 2011 is still crisp, yet the colors are a bit dull compared to when it was first dyed.

In nearly all cases of stamps or foils the original disc artwork should be fine, although some lower quality stamps can wipe off in post production cleaning. 

While any plastic type could theoretically be dyed, the process takes best on premium plastics. Disc Dye Chart courtesy of Mr. Scott Case.