HOW DO YOU DYE CAR LEATHER?
What is Leather Dye?
Leather dyeing is often referred to as the process of coloring or recoloring leather throughout its mass. This is the case with aniline leather and the basane of club chairs.
Leathers selected by car manufacturers are mostly pigmented. Therefore, if you wish to recolor your car leather interior, you will need to order our Pigment Recolorant, which is perfectly suited for this purpose. This coloring product for surfaces easily and durably covers and masks stains and visible defects.
Our Leather Recolorant is available below either alone or in kits for error-free selection!
To give a second life to its leather steering wheel
Durable repair, easy re-coloring and maximum protection
Requires neither primer nor colour fixator
Complete operating instructions delivered with the products
Only suitable for touching up small depigmented / discoloured areas
Lightly sand and degrease before application
21 colours available
Gives a very satisfying appearance, very close to the original touch
Direct application without hanging prefixes or fixatives, using a sponge or brush for hard-to-reach areas
Can be applied on the leather seats of your car but also on the door trim.
Available colors: UNLIMITED
Very high quality paint with fast drying
Very high scratch resistance. Remarkable adhesion power
Integrated satin varnish
22 colours available
3 kits to choose from to renovate the leather of 1 seat, 2 seats or all the seats in your car
Durable repair, easy re-colouring and maximum protection
No need for a hanging preview or colour fixing
COLOUR: UNLIMITED with many car manufacturer colours available
How to Find and Select the Leather Color for Your Car Seats?
No matter the brand of your vehicle, consult our guide to choose your car leather color without error.
How to Apply Our Pigment Recolorant?
It is absolutely necessary to first proceed with the cleaning and preparation of the surface to be renovated!
Our leather recolorant is applied with a foam roller, aerosol, or gun. All our dyes and paints come with precise instructions that will assist you in the automobile seat restoration!
Repairing the Leather If Necessary
Before recoloring in the original color or in another shade, it is also possible to fill any cracks, creases, and scratches with our repair paste.
Protecting the Leather for Long-Lasting Restoration!
Once the recoloring operation is completed, you must imperatively protect it by using a Surface Protecting Varnish and Color Fixative (available in matte, satin, or glossy).
