Angelus Dye Colors & Kits
⚠️Leather Dyes can’t ship to California or out of USA⚠️
For alternative try our Low VOC Dye
Quick Guide to Leather Dye
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Leather dye vs. leather paint
Dye soaks into the leather and keeps its natural look and feel. Leather paint sits on top as a flexible coating and covers any color, including going lighter. Use dye to deepen or refresh a color, and paint for bold changes or light colors over dark leather.
How to use leather dye
- Clean the leather and remove the factory finish with Angelus Leather Preparer & Deglazer so the dye can soak in.
- Test on a hidden spot first.
- Apply the dye evenly.
- Let it dry, then add another coat for a deeper color.
- Seal it with Angelus Acrylic Finisher.
Dye kits and low-VOC options
Pick 12 colors in the 12 Color Leather Dye Kit, or choose Jet Black Low VOC Leather Dye, a non-flammable black that ships worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will leather dye cover any color?
Dye is translucent, so the final color depends on the leather underneath. It works best going darker. To go lighter, use Angelus leather paint.
Do I need to deglaze before dyeing?
Yes. The factory finish blocks dye from soaking in, so strip it first with Deglazer.
Can I mix leather dye colors?
Yes. Angelus leather dyes mix together, so you can blend in-between shades or a custom color.
Is there a dye for suede?
Yes. Use Angelus Suede Dye, which is made for suede and nubuck.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes. Orders of $49 or more ship free within the continental U.S.
Related collections
All Dye Products · Suede Dye · Leather Paint · Acrylic Finisher · Fabric Dye
