Susie Harden
This is a wonderful product! I had a very faded nubuck/suede push back recliner that was very faded and had severe cracking and peeling…
Read Full TestimonialSelect the options that describe your leather and furniture. We will calculate the dye kit and additional products recommended for your project.
Choose the image that best describes the leather.
Click every wireframe that applies. Use the quantity control when you have more than one of the same piece. Check XL for an oversized piece: XL adds 50% more dye, while an XL Ottoman adds 100% more dye. The XL choice applies to the full quantity on that card. Choose Touchups Only for small localized repairs; it cannot be combined with full furniture pieces.
Changing the color of leather is considered a more advanced restoration project as compared to restoring your leather to it's original color.
The amount of dye required to change the color of your leather depends on many factors including, the overall current condition of your leather, the absorbency of your leather, and the overall contrast between the current color and the NEW color. "up shading" a darker color to a lighter color will require MORE dye product as compared to "down shading" from a light color to a darker color as you will need to apply more coats to fully cover the darker color. Changing color to Reds, Blues, or Greens will likely require more coats of dye as these colors tend to have a natural translucent character. The amount of dye we recommend in this Easy Order guide is an estimation based on the majority of the most common cases and scenarios; your situation may vary, and you may require MORE dye than what we recommend here.
Please confirm you've read the note about changing the color above.
First choose a general color family, then select the closest color.
There may be a factory-supplied swatch stitched into the frame under a cushion. If your cushions are removable and have a zipper, open the cushion, remove the foam, and turn the cover inside out. There may be excess leather around an inner seam that can be carefully snipped for a sample.
You may also check beneath the furniture. After carefully moving part of the dust cloth aside, you may find excess leather where the factory stretched and stapled it to the frame.
A paint-store sample card or chip may also be mailed when it accurately represents the color you want.
Click to watch tips on how to locate a sample!
Please ensure the swatch or sample represents the actual color you want mixed.
Please mail your swatch or sample to:
LeatherTouchupDye.com
258 King Street West
Hamilton, ON, Canada
L8P 1A9
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For long-term future Care and Maintenance, we recommend our "Cleaning & Protector" kit. Cleaning your leather regularly with our Leather Cleaner, and applying a coat of our Leather Protector every 8-12 months (depending on use), will keep your leather looking its very best!
*Please note: Due to some possible variables, including the extent of wear and fade on any given piece of leather furniture, the products combined and suggested here are based on the most common cases. There may be cases where the amount of product needed may differ from what is suggested on this guide.
Choose how many seats you are restoring, then select your vehicle from the list below,
We will direct you to the right kit and available colors for your vehicle!
Available colors will load for your vehicle from our database.
Do we have your swatch on file? Or will you mail us your sample after you place this order?
For long-term future Care and Maintenance, we recommend our "Cleaning & Protector" kit. Cleaning your leather regularly with our Automotive Leather Cleaner, and applying a coat of our Automotive Leather Protector every 8-12 months (depending on use), will keep your leather looking its very best!
*Please note: Product recommendations are based on the most common vehicle leather restoration projects. Extremely worn, or heavily damaged leather may require additional product.
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