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SAPHIR LEATHER DYE - YELLOW
Saphir's French Dye, yellow base, is an extremely penetrating alcohol-based dye. It is designed for dyeing light colors into darker colors.
It can be used on smooth leathers as well as suede, nubuck, or chamois. Specially formulated for low-porosity leathers, the French Dye penetrates even surfaces that are not very absorbent, where other dyes remain on the surface. It is the gold standard dye for cobblers.
All colors in the range are miscible with each other, allowing you to create your own shades. If you are mixing colors, be sure to prepare a sufficient quantity for the entire surface to be dyed.
To lighten a shade, you can use the lightening base (ref. WA326_00).
The color chart is provided for information purposes only. The color obtained depends on the original shade and the nature of the leather.
A preliminary test on an inconspicuous area of the leather is recommended to verify the shade.
Instructions for use :
- For best results on smooth leathers, it is advisable to use Saphir leather deglazer (ref. WA337) to open the leather pores.
- Protect your hands with gloves, then apply the French Dye using the applicator pad. We recommend applying 2 thin coats to achieve a uniform and even shade.
- Allow to dry for 2 hours between each coat.
- To ensure optimal results after applying the dye, it is recommended to use a specific finishing product:
For your suede and nubuck leathers, use Saphir Renovétine spray (ref. WA325).
For your smooth leathers in good condition, apply Surfine cream for shoes (ref. WA323) or Canadian cream for leather goods or jackets (ref. WA327).
For your worn smooth leathers, apply Saphir Juvacuir (ref. WA069).
For your very worn smooth leathers, apply Renovating Cream (ref. WA305).
Color : Yellow base 95
Volume : 50 ml (enough to dye one pair of shoes).
Each box contains one 50ml bottle of dye, a pair of plastic gloves, and an applicator pad.
Warning: dyeing suede or nubuck leather is reserved for experienced users.
Made in France
Brand: Saphir
Spec Sheet or Guide/Tutorial
Before using the product, we advise you to read the safety data sheet, the instructions for use, the blog article (guide or tutorial) or the technical sheet.
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