Super Color, Spray Dye for Leather Shoes, 336 Mulberry, 150 ml

I used this for stencilling the word 'Honda' onto the back of my custom vinyl motorcycle seat. It worked very well, although I probably used a bit too much (applied too thickly), as it has a very rubbery texture and left a few jagged edges when I removed the stencil. Maybe I left it to dry a little too long before removing...? Anyway I tidied up the edges of the lettering with a scalpel and all good. Not sure about the durability as not used the bike much since applying, but as it's on the back edge, not where you sit, it should be fine....

works really well really fantastic took my white trainers to purple

I used this to spruce up an old pair of trainers. Worked better than expected ! Completely changed the colour from white to yellow. Careful masking and a couple of coats later, great results. Only just had enough to finish The job though.

Worked very well on a brown leather sofa with worn patch about the size of a small dinner plate. I must stress that the preparation is KEY for a good job. 1. Slightly roughen area with a plastic scouring pad. 2. If possible, wipe only the affected area with a solvent to remove any grease or dirty marks before spraying the paint. 3. Shake the paint spray can well for one minute with the can held upside down to mix the paint before spraying.4. Don't overspray, build up the coats of paint leaving 10 minutes between coats. 5. When the job is complete and if you have paint left in the can and want to save it, turn the can upside down and spray for a couple of seconds, this action clears out the spray nozzle so you can use the paint again if needed. I would thourghly reccomend this product and seller as it gives a permanent and good finish....if you follow these instructions. The seller did send me the wrong colour paint (black) when I ordered dark brown. And excepting their apology they were good to their word and sent me out the correct colour.

Used to dye a pair of canvas shoes bought online which weren't the colour in the picture! End result was OK but, considering I was covering a pale pink colour it took a lot more spray to cover the shoes than I expected (& the instructions implied!) Instructions say to only apply a 2nd coat "if necessary" but I found it actually took 4 coats to get rid of the pink! Admittedly I was overspraying with another pale beige colour. Basically it took the whole can for one pair of shoes. That said it was easy to get nice even coverage & the end colour is good. I've worn the shoes a couple of times since & the colour seems fast although I haven't worn them in the rain yet! Overall not a bad product but you will probably need more spray than you think!

This dye is quite difficult to apply. Though it is a leather dye it does not adhere and is quite watery. I think the difficulty lies with the fact that it is a spray colour and quite difficult to control

Works well on leather.

Like most people we own a good quality dark brown suite, but over time with considerable use by children, grandchildren and pets the surface colour wears off looking patchy and unsightly. We paid for a repair around 6 or 7 years ago costing approx £250, but inevitably the wear has happened again. Rather than shell out a large amount of cash I decided to do the repair myself using this spray paint. Results are a suite looking like it has just come out of the showroom. Good preparation helps, but for under £20 we have managed to restore our much loved suite for the foreseeable future. Handy tip, wear gloves and mask when spraying