Description
LEATHER DYE ALCOHOL/MAHOGANY OIL
This dye has been developed for professional use and is applied to vegetable tanned leather .
It penetrates deep into the leather and has excellent covering power in one or two coats.
FIEBING'S PRO DYE dyes based on alcohol and oil are high-end dyes that offer a very high-quality finish. The oil has the advantage of nourishing the leather, facilitating the penetration of pigments and standardizing the color (avoiding differences in shades during application).
First choice for working on large surfaces!
Capacity : 118 ml (4 fl oz) can
| Tint | Fiebing's Tint |
| Black | Black |
| Aged brown | Show brown |
| Dark chocolate | Dark chocolate |
| Chocolate | Chocolate |
| Dark brown | Dark brown |
| Nut | Walnut |
| Golden brown | Golden brown |
| Light brown | Light brown |
| English bride | English bride |
| Fawn | Saddle tan |
| Spanish chestnut | Spanish brown |
| Mahogany | Mahogany |
| Red | Red |
| YELLOW | Yellow |
| Green | Green |
| Royal blue | Royal blue |
Colors can be mixed together to form new shades.
Instructions for use :
- Shake well before use.
- Apply the dye with a piece of sheep's wool, a sponge or a cloth.
- Allow to dry between each coat.
- Polish the leather and apply a finish if necessary.
Precautions for use :
- Use protective gloves, keep away from any heat source and work in a well-ventilated area.
- Do not use on suede leather (velvet leather)
This item is sold without an applicator.
Former name of the range: Oil Dye
Made in USA
Shipping info : Due to certain components, this product cannot be shipped by air. Its sale is reserved for metropolitan France.
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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