Make sure you apply at a 45 degree angle and alternate directions each layer. This will limit light reflection and ensure an even finish. Before you apply leather colourants to the surface, start with a small patch, preferably in an out of sight space. You should also apply light coats at first to ensure you are happy with the process. Leather dyes can create strong colours, transforming leather items, so don't rush the process. If you follow detailed instructions, you'll hopefully see amazing results. To restore the original colour to non-absorbent leathers where more significant areas of fading or wear has occurred you should use the Leather Colourant Kit. Sending a sample of the leather was only necessary because I was not able to take my car to their premises. They welcome customers and tell me they have people regularly visiting to buy their products, not just for cars but for furniture as well. The people I spoke to on the telephone were helpful and friendly. This is a refreshingly different attitude from one of the other suppliers (Gliptone) who I have heard are rather abrupt and will not accept visitors. If you are a DIY customer, we would recommend using one of our Leather Colourant Kits as these come with all the products and know-how required to do this.

A. Our Leather Repair Paint can be used on all leather types and colours of leather. It is also safe to use on vinyl and faux leather, including bonded leather. To improve abrasion resistance and water spotting even further, add 5% Norsol X-Linker to the colourant. Yes, the Leather Colourant Kit can be used to change the colour of any leather surface, no matter what the item may be!Of course, these dye kits aren’t just great for your clothes; they are suitable for garments, your car interior and any item of leather that is slightly worn but is still in excellent condition. No matter what colour you're looking for, you will find it in a leather dye. And if you can't find the exact colour you're looking for, you can always mix different dyes to create your unique shade. There is a wide range of coloured options to consider with leather re-colouring balm, and it is easy to use, all you need is a cloth. You should buff the leather recoloring balm into the coat, furniture or leather surface until it is mixed so well, you cannot see the colour transfer. No. Once the Leather Colourant has dried, it is completely colourfast. This is then sealed in with our Leather Finish which gives further colourfastness.

The medium sized kit should be sufficient to re-colour larger areas such as an armchair or two car seats.Our Leather Colourants have been designed for use on leather, so when colouring vinyl or faux leather, we recommend using our Adhesion Promotor to grant better adhesion. The last step is actually quite easy! The colour can be applied by brush, sponge or airbrush. Simply apply the colour onto the leather in a thin coat and dry it with a hairdryer.

Yes, our Colourants can be used on any type of leather. If you are looking to solely restore the colour to aniline leather, we would recommend using our Leather Re-Colouring Balm, as this is designed for absorbent leathers. If you are looking to change the colour, then our Leather Colourant would be best. First, you remove the manufactured finish from the leather with the leather prep. This allows the colourants to adhere and penetrate the leather, giving a sound base covering. You then spray on a coloured coating for uniformity and to get a nice natural finish. The job is then sealed in with a professional leather finish. This finish protects and enhances the leather and stops it from wearing out. Q. Will this affect the quality of the repair compared to applying Leather Colourant and Leather Finish?When a leather item, such as a seat is worn, it looks past its best. Rather than removing the seat from your home, or seats from your car, you can restore them. Leather dyes, in paint or spray form, restore much-loved items, and also protect them from future harm. The Leather Colourant Kit comes in various sizes and the range provides enough colourant and the correct equipment to take on larger restoration projects, from colouring over medium-large scale repairs to complete colour changes to car interiors or three piece suites. If you are looking for a leather dye to match a car interior, review the manufacturer details and documents you received when buying the vehicle. There will likely be a name and colour code specific to your vehicle's interior, and if you want the new colour to match the initial colour, be sure to buy the same type! Try the colour first before you've coloured the complete item The Leather Repair Paint is just as flexible, it has same colour coverage and quality of our Leather Colourant range, with the added benefit of sealing itself whilst it dries.