Leather colourant Stain-dye, All in one Leather Re-Colour, Re-Finish, Pigment. 250 ml (Chocolate P478)

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Whenever there is spoilage on your leather product, it is quite disturbing since there is a huge chance that it would build up into a stain. In case, you have a leather stain, there are many things that you can do, Here, in this piece of article, we are going to share with you everything there is to know about removing stain from leather. Before we start discussing the different ways to remove stains from your leather product, we are going to give you two golden rules to follow which will save your product from damage.

Extremely flexible and durable colourant, designed for restoring or changing the colour of any leather item.Prepare the area - Before you start trying to remove the stain, make sure to protect the surrounding area by using a soft cloth or paper towel to absorb any excess moisture or cleaner that might spread. You can also use vinyl paint or chalk paint for leather coloring, with chalk paint a durable option. A brush can be used to apply dye in even strokes. Essentially it’s like painting with a paint brush, though using dyes. Brushes come in various shapes, sizes, and bristle types. Choices will be influenced by preference, size of the leather piece, and budget. Water-based dyes are the most commonly used type of leather dye, as they are easy to apply and tend to be very affordable. Oil-based dyes are also popular, as they provide a deeper, more rich color to the leather. Leather dyeing can be very fun, what’s more fun about it is the fact that although there a few rules of thumb, dyeing is one method you can explore to find out what works best for you and which processes you love the most. Pro Tips on Leather Dyeing and Staining

The overall effect of using fabric paint is very different from using acrylic paint, and you should consider acrylic based paints when painting leather.This is a common error and it could spell disaster for your leather. At Leather Colour Doctor we have taken the time to carefully formulate dyes of exceptional quality. Our products act as an all-in-one leather dye and sealer. The dyes also act as a sealant, so you don't need a top coat. However, we do recommend that you use our leather protection cream to reduce the risk of staining. Take the two ingredients and mix them until they form a paste. Grab a microfiber cloth, apply the paste, and rub it gently over the leather that’s been stained to remove grease from leather boots, shoes, clothing, and gear. While very easy, dipping does require a lot more of the dye substance. For example, applying dye with a dauber or brush requires relatively little dye. The applicator is dipped into the dye then spread over the item. With dipping, there needs to be enough dye for the entire item to be submerged into it. This often can be more expensive.