The Leather Clinic All in One Leather Colourant | Self Seal Leather Dye Repair Paint | Recolour Furniture, Sofas, Car Seats (Tan, 100ml)

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Yes, you can change any coloured leather, to any colour you wish. From light to dark and even dark to light! Sometimes the scuffed area or stain is small, and using leather dye paint is too much for the task. Thankfully, there is a more modest solution with a leather repair pen. These leather repair pens are available in a wide range of colours and can be used on leather, vinyl and trim. Leather repair pens are highly effective for fast repairs that minimise unsightly marks or scuffs. 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. This Leather Colourant Kit can be used to restore colour to worn/faded patches or can be used to completely restore or change the colour of furniture, car interior, clothes, shoes and any other item of leather. The perfect leather dye/colourant product to change the colour of leather or restore all worn & faded leather items.

Once the item is clean, you'll need to apply the dye. Make sure to follow the instructions that come with your particular kit, as some dyes may require different application methods. In general, however, you'll want to use a soft cloth or brush to apply the dye evenly across the surface of the leather. Calling on modern colour matching methods, our team of specialists will identify the colour of your leather and formulate an exact match. You may be wondering, how on earth can I find a leather colourant that matches my car seats exactly?

What Are The Different Types Of Leather?

In all circumstances, we recommended fully cleaning the entire item of leather that you want to repair. Not only is this good practice, but if the leather is dirty, it can cause a freshly repaired area to stand out. Clean the leather using our Leather Cleaner. The Colourant Kit should be used when changing the colour of your leather, the Re-Colouring Balm should only be used to restore colour to leather and not to change it. The Leather Colourant has been developed to colour any type of leather. It is however more suited for a non-absorbent leather (pigmented or top-coat) as it recreates the original surface coatings. Whereas the Re-Colouring Balm is predominantly used on absorbent leathers as it needs to penetrate the leather to work to its full ability. Before applying our Leather Colourant, there may be necessary procedures and products to use to achieve a perfect and natural finish. Leather Finish should be applied afterwards for a strong and hard-wearing coating. Colour Options & Colour Matching I'm unsure what size Leather Colourant Kit I require for my project, is there a general guide or 'rule of thumb'?

To apply it, simply use a sponge or spray to apply thin coats, drying in between each one. The hair dryer is key here, because otherwise you would have to wait a few hours between each coat before you could spray or gently wipe another layer of sealant on to the leather, and it would just take too long. We use 16 base mixing colours, these mixing colours are primary, secondary and shade colours which can be mixed together to achieve any colour to match the leather being worked on. A Colour Matching Guide is available to teach you how to mix and adjust colours. Additional support and guidance can also be given over the phone if required.Whether you opt for traditional dye, a leather colourant kit or leather re colouring balm, The Leather Colour Doctor is here to assist you. Leather Prep: This is used to remove any manufacture's finish; this is an important step, so your new colour and/ or repair products adhere properly. 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.