Fiebing's Pro Dye Leather Dye (4 Fl Oz) - Alcohol-Based, Penetrating, Permanent Dye for Shoes, Belts, Furniture - Vivid Color, Superior Color Fastness

I got this to touch up my black leather jacket. It worked great. My jacket looks like new again. The black colour matched perfectly. It would have been very convenient if there had been an applicator attached to the cap though. I used a gauze pad to apply it. Do not get this stuff on your hands as it's hard to get off. Use a disposable glove. This dye is a very good dye and I recommend it.

I chose Fiebing's Pro Dye (Walnut) after researching how to revive a lightly stained handbag with a darker color. The product applied smoothly, easily covered the flap stain and renewed the handbag with richer color and shine. I also used the Pro Dye on the previously orange-brown leather ends of a new embroidered cross-body strap -- it matched nicely. The Pro Dye is a great product -- it went on evenly, dried quickly, left a nice finish and has not rubbed off. I used about 1/4 of a 4oz bottle, with a fair amount of product absorbed by the polyester sherpa scrap I used as an applicator. Should have just bought an applicator. Overall, I'm satisfied with the results of one coat. Worth it!!

Flows easily, penetrates deeply, and colors evenly and completely. Expecting it to be durable. Instructions call for application of the dye while the leather is still damp from removing old polish/finish with Fiebing's No 12 Deglazer.

My husband has used this product on shoes that he wanted to be a darker brown. It works great, covers well, and is easy to apply. Once it dries it does not rub off, although if necessary you can do a touch up. There is some smell, but it's not terrible

Been using these dye's for over 30 yrs. Great stuff.

I did research on Google before buying this dye. I decided to use the oil-based version of this dye because it looked like it produced better results than the alcohol based. I was right. My boots turned out beautiful. You can hardly tell the difference between the black leather that you buy in the store or these dyed boots. I was trying to keep the cost down on this project, so I stripped my boots with alcohol first before I started the dye process. NOTE: The seller of this dye does not provide a way to apply the dye. So I went to Hobby Lobby and bought a small package of wool daubers for $1.50. I took my boots outside, put newspaper down, and with my gloves on and a wool dauber, applied the dye to one boot and then the other. I put three coats of dye on each boot. I let boots dry overnight and put one more coat of dye on the next day. I let the boots dry overnight again and then I put mink oil on to seal in the dye and make them waterproof. This is a process that cannot be rushed. I still have about half a bottle of dye left.

Perfect

My brother gave me a wallet made from a baseball glove, ie., thick beautiful leather. I used the wrong conditioner and it took off some of the coloring. Fiebings Pro Leather Dye saved the day and the wallet looks like new. Now that I have used it for a few months it is starting to get that used leather shine that is so good. This is a very good product and I highly recommend it.