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Why Choose Angelus Jet Black Leather Dye?

Angelus Leather Dye is designed to penetrate smooth leather and provide strong, long-lasting colour. Jet Black is an excellent choice for restoring faded black leather, covering worn areas or completely changing suitable leather items to a deep black shade.

• Deep Jet Black Colour: Helps restore faded and worn black leather.
• For Smooth Leather: Suitable for many shoes, boots, bags, belts, jackets and leather craft projects.
• Professional Results: Ideal for leather restoration, repair and customisation work.
• Easy to Apply: Apply carefully in even coats to a properly prepared leather surface.
• 89ml Bottle: A practical size for footwear, accessories and restoration projects.

Restore Worn Black Leather Shoes & Boots

Black leather footwear can lose colour through everyday wear, scuffing and age. Angelus Jet Black Leather Dye can be used as part of a leather restoration process to recolour suitable smooth leather and improve the appearance of worn shoes and boots.

It can also be used for suitable leather bags, belts, jackets, cases and other leather goods where a strong black colour is required.

How to Apply Angelus Jet Black Leather Dye

1. Clean the leather. Remove dirt, polish, grease and surface contamination.
2. Prepare the surface. Existing finishes may need to be removed or reduced before dyeing.
3. Test first. Always test on a small hidden area before treating the complete item.
4. Apply an even coat. Use a suitable applicator and work carefully across the leather.
5. Allow to dry. Let each coat dry before deciding whether another coat is needed.
6. Finish as required. Once fully dry, use a suitable leather finish or conditioner if appropriate for your project.

Popular Uses for Black Leather Dye

Angelus Jet Black Leather Dye FAQ

Is Angelus Jet Black Leather Dye suitable for shoes?

Yes, it is commonly used for suitable smooth leather shoes and boots. The leather should be correctly cleaned and prepared before dyeing.

Can I use it to restore faded black leather?

It can be used to recolour suitable smooth leather where the original black colour has faded or worn away. Always test first because leather types and previous finishes can vary.

Can I change another leather colour to black?

In many suitable smooth leather applications, black dye can be used for a colour change. Final results depend on the original colour, leather type, preparation and previous coatings.

Do I need to prepare the leather first?

Yes. Correct preparation is important for good colour penetration and an even result. Remove dirt, grease, polish and surface finishes as required before application.

Always test leather dye on a small, inconspicuous area before full application. Results may vary depending on leather type, existing coatings and surface preparation.