TRG Suede Shoe Dye - Navy Blue - 50ml

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The TRG Suede Shoe Dye is an essential maintenance solution for enthusiasts of suede and nubuck footwear looking to restore vibrancy to faded or worn items. It is specifically designed to provide deep, even color penetration for those transitioning light-colored materials to darker navy shades while maintaining the soft, characteristic texture of the nap. While highly effective at revitalizing leather, users should be aware that it is intended for darkening purposes rather than lightening, and it requires careful application to ensure a uniform result.
| Model Part Number | SD 117 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rackhams |
No, this dye is designed for darkening light colors. You cannot dye dark colors to a lighter shade.
No, this product is specifically formulated for the porous structure of suede and nubuck.
Drying times vary based on humidity and application thickness, but it is recommended to leave it for at least 12-24 hours before wearing.
While not strictly required, applying a suede-safe water and stain repellent after the dye has fully cured can help preserve your work.
Once the dye is fully dry and the nap has been brushed, it should be color-fast. If you notice rub-off, ensure the excess pigment is removed by brushing.
It depends on the surface area and absorbency of the suede, but generally, one bottle is sufficient for at least 2-3 pairs of shoes.
Ensure the suede was completely clean before application. If it remains uneven, apply a second thin, light coat once the first is fully dry.
This is likely due to excess dye application. Use a suede brush to vigorously brush the surface to separate the fibers and restore the soft texture.
Dye absorption varies by material condition and original shade. Always perform a patch test on a hidden area prior to full application.
Before you begin the dyeing process, ensure your workspace is well-ventilated and protected with paper or a drop cloth. This dye is formulated exclusively for suede and nubuck; do not attempt to use it on smooth leather, patent leather, or synthetic materials.