Description Is the suede already clean and tidy? Is there no repellent or protective product on your item? Then you can immediately start painting. After dyeing, you can treat the suede with the dirt and water-repellent spray from Angelus. Just as with the Leather Dye, do not use too much in one go, otherwise the leather will not absorb the paint properly. This will leave paint on the leather, which can run off later. Usage advice for Angelus Suede Dye: First clean the suede with a mild soap and a little water or Easy Cleaner from Angelus. Brush clean if necessary. Preparer & Deglazer is not suitable for suede. Finishers are for leather only, not suede. It is not possible to dye in a color that is lighter than the current suede color. Comes with a cotton ball, but you can also use a brush. Note: the final color may differ slightly from expectations. It is affected by the amount of paint and the concentration.
