Works on
What it’s made for
- Black and dark sneaker midsoles
- Rubber soles with scuffs or faded spots
- Soles of dress shoes and boots
How it works
How to use it
Start with a clean, dry midsole.
Apply an even coat over the scuffed or faded area.
Let it dry before you add more color.
Add a second coat anywhere you want more coverage.
The color is semi-translucent, so heavier scuffs may need that second coat.
Good to know
Instant Midsole Color - Jet Black questions, answered
Quick answers from our counter staff.
Is this a permanent sole dye?
No. It wears off rubber soles over time, so it's made for quick touch-ups that are easy to redo.
What should I use for a longer-lasting black sole?
For a custom that lasts, paint the midsoles with Angelus Black Paint.
Can it turn a white midsole black?
It's semi-translucent, so it works best on midsoles that are already black or dark, and results on lighter midsoles vary.
Does it work as a sneaker sole paint and on dress shoes?
Yes. It works on sneaker midsoles and on the soles of dress shoes and boots.
Can I use it on any rubber sole?
Yes, as a rubber sole paint it's best on soles that are already black or dark.
Does it come in other colors?
Yes. It also comes in Bright White and Vintage White.