Dye with Primer for Natural and Synthetic Leather Shoes, Kaps Super Color and Preparer, 70 Colors (117 - Navy Blue)

This dye is awesome! I used the morello cherry color over a light brown and it turned out exactly how I wanted: a dark red, oxblood-like color. The dye is very true to it's color as pictured online and when you see it in the bottle. One coat looked great amazing. And while it covered up the original color entirely, the grain of the faux leather still showed through, which is awesome.It's also easy to apply - you just shake the crap out of the dye bottle to make sure it's an even color, rub the primer on, then paint your dye on the shoe. 24 hours later: BAM! New shoes!The bottle is pretty small, though, so I would get two if you're dying something bigger than a pair of ankle-high shoes (like knee-high boots or a jacket). I was planning to do both (boots & a jacket), but only bought one bottle to make sure it was the color I wanted. One bottle of dye aaaalllllmost covered both boots entirely in one coat. I bought a second bottle to finish up the last part of the second boot.

This was the perfect color and easy to apply

So good quality and does the job!

I died a pair of brown patent leather shoes black, and you totally can't tell that they were ever brown. They even retained their shine! Just be careful not to wear them for the full 48 hours after you dye them, and maybe even a little longer. They can in fact still scuff back to their original color, but the dye holds pretty darn well. It doesn't crack or rub off easily.The instructions are poor English however. This made it a little hard to work out what to do when I got the product. Apply the preparer liquid first if it's not real leather, then dry the item thoroughly. Next, apply the dye by buffing it in using a small circular motion using the rough side of the tiny sponge they provide, or else use your own bigger sponge of a similar texture. Be careful not to use a sponge which will absorb all the dye. You'll waste it that way- this package is small.

would probably work best over a light color. it didn't even make a difference to the item that was a dark color to begin with.

I was terribly upset when two small (droplet-size) spots showed up on the armrest of our deep burgundy armchair a couple of days before Christmas! My husband must have "dripped" something caustic on it. Anyway, the original dye color was erased and the leather shown was very smooth and beige. Nothing would stick to it when I tried using markers, etc. So I turned to Amazon and found this product! And the price was perfect for this small job. I used the detailed color chart, picked red mahogany, and the choice turned out to be an exceptionally close match for my chair. The instructions indicated I should use the "preparer" to remove underlying dirt, stains, and old dye. But I discovered that I could simply skip that step (the area was clean already) and applied the new dye directly. And it worked! It blended perfectly into the surrounding leather! And it dried really fast - my armchair was back in service within a couple of hours. I didn't have to wait the recommended 48 hours. It's just the coolest product out there. For small spots, I'd recommend you get a small water-color size brush to apply it; there wasn't one in the small box I received. Or maybe use a little sponge. Anyway, this product saved my Christmas...no need to hide the armchair from visitors. In fact, I got compliments on it; no one was aware of the fix. A win-win for all.

I tried to dye a new pair of leather shoes with this stuff, and I didn't have success. Yes, I did follow the instructions and prepared the leather. But the results were not good, and the paint--NOT DYE-- came right off.Then I switched to Tarrago water based shoe dyes, which have worked wonderfully. Permanent, beautiful results.

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