Angelus LOW VOC Leather Dye, 3 oz
Restore or customize your leather items with Angelus Low VOC Eco-Friendly Leather Dyes. Our non-flammable, permanent formula is shipped worldwide and offers a deep, rich hue for a beautiful finish. Plus, its low VOC content means you can enjoy its vibrant color without sacrificing safety! It's the best environmentally friendly dye for achieving stunning results with peace of mind.
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Based on Angelus’s tried-and-true Leather Dye formula, the Low VOC Dyes give you all the performance you love - but with some serious perks:
- Low in Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
- Compliant with California’s strict chemical regulations
- Non-flammable, making them safe and easy to ship worldwide
- Extended working time for more precision and flexibility
- Excellent absorption for deep, even color and less waste
In short, they’re the same great Leather Dyes you know and trust — just safer to ship, a little slower to dry (thanks to the absence of alcohol), and ready to help you tackle your next project with ease. You won’t be disappointed!
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Dyeing Smooth Leather with Angelus Leather Dye
- Prep the Leather: Wipe down your leather with a leather preparer using applicators, cotton balls, or a clean rag.
- Dry & Remove Lint: Let the leather dry for a few minutes, then wipe it with a microfiber towel to remove any lint.
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Apply the Dye: Using the Wool Dauber supplied with your dye, soak it with the dye.
- For larger areas, use a fully soaked dauber.
- For smaller sections, use less dye or a paintbrush for more precision.
- Soak the Leather: Make sure the leather absorbs the dye - it works by soaking in, not sitting on top like paint. Apply evenly, rubbing to ensure full coverage.
- Let Dry: Allow the leather to dry. You may notice a tint, bronzing, or slightly different finish on the surface - don’t worry, this is normal.
- Optional: Remove Excess Pigment: Wipe with a microfiber towel to remove any surface dye. If there’s still a sheen or tint, lightly wipe with a bit of alcohol on the microfiber. Important: Do not let the alcohol sit on the leather, or it may lift the dye and cause discoloration. Once done, the surface tint should disappear, leaving just the color.
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Repeat if Needed: If you want a deeper color, repeat steps 4–6 until you reach your desired shade.
If you are looking to protect and nourish the leather check here for Smith's Leather Balm or Moo Buzz!
Description
Restore or customize your leather items with Angelus Low VOC Eco-Friendly Leather Dyes. Our non-flammable, permanent formula is shipped worldwide and offers a deep, rich hue for a beautiful finish. Plus, its low VOC content means you can enjoy its vibrant color without sacrificing safety! It's the best environmentally friendly dye for achieving stunning results with peace of mind.
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Based on Angelus’s tried-and-true Leather Dye formula, the Low VOC Dyes give you all the performance you love - but with some serious perks:
- Low in Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
- Compliant with California’s strict chemical regulations
- Non-flammable, making them safe and easy to ship worldwide
- Extended working time for more precision and flexibility
- Excellent absorption for deep, even color and less waste
In short, they’re the same great Leather Dyes you know and trust — just safer to ship, a little slower to dry (thanks to the absence of alcohol), and ready to help you tackle your next project with ease. You won’t be disappointed!
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Dyeing Smooth Leather with Angelus Leather Dye
- Prep the Leather: Wipe down your leather with a leather preparer using applicators, cotton balls, or a clean rag.
- Dry & Remove Lint: Let the leather dry for a few minutes, then wipe it with a microfiber towel to remove any lint.
-
Apply the Dye: Using the Wool Dauber supplied with your dye, soak it with the dye.
- For larger areas, use a fully soaked dauber.
- For smaller sections, use less dye or a paintbrush for more precision.
- Soak the Leather: Make sure the leather absorbs the dye - it works by soaking in, not sitting on top like paint. Apply evenly, rubbing to ensure full coverage.
- Let Dry: Allow the leather to dry. You may notice a tint, bronzing, or slightly different finish on the surface - don’t worry, this is normal.
- Optional: Remove Excess Pigment: Wipe with a microfiber towel to remove any surface dye. If there’s still a sheen or tint, lightly wipe with a bit of alcohol on the microfiber. Important: Do not let the alcohol sit on the leather, or it may lift the dye and cause discoloration. Once done, the surface tint should disappear, leaving just the color.
-
Repeat if Needed: If you want a deeper color, repeat steps 4–6 until you reach your desired shade.
If you are looking to protect and nourish the leather check here for Smith's Leather Balm or Moo Buzz!
