Fiebing's Pro Dye Leather Dye (4 Fl Oz) - Alcohol-Based, Penetrating, Permanent Dye for Shoes, Belts, Furniture - Vivid Color, Superior Color Fastness

I do not know how long this dye will last on my leather shift knob (how durable it is), but my first impression is that it is really easy to apply and creates a much deeper black color on the leather than other leather restorers I have tried. You can see a comparison between the before and after photos I've included with my review. I used a small brush to brush on the dye, rubbed it in with a soft clothe, and let it dry for 5 minutes before reapplying a second coating. After applying the 2nd coating, I buffed the leather with a clean, soft microfiber towel so everything looked as even as possible. I made sure to remove any wet spots and left the leather to dry overnight before using. Hopefully, the dye is durable enough to last for a few years or at least not to rub off on my hands or clothing. If it disappoints me, I will come back to revise my rating.

I got this to touch up my black leather jacket. It worked great. My jacket looks like new again. The black colour matched perfectly. It would have been very convenient if there had been an applicator attached to the cap though. I used a gauze pad to apply it. Do not get this stuff on your hands as it's hard to get off. Use a disposable glove. This dye is a very good dye and I recommend it.

Great dye for a faded steering wheel. Used the deglazer, dye and balm together to get a good outcome. 4 coats of dye and two coats of balm, then buff.

I chose Fiebing's Pro Dye (Walnut) after researching how to revive a lightly stained handbag with a darker color. The product applied smoothly, easily covered the flap stain and renewed the handbag with richer color and shine. I also used the Pro Dye on the previously orange-brown leather ends of a new embroidered cross-body strap -- it matched nicely. The Pro Dye is a great product -- it went on evenly, dried quickly, left a nice finish and has not rubbed off. I used about 1/4 of a 4oz bottle, with a fair amount of product absorbed by the polyester sherpa scrap I used as an applicator. Should have just bought an applicator. Overall, I'm satisfied with the results of one coat. Worth it!!

Been using these dye's for over 30 yrs. Great stuff.

Good color and worked well

Applies evenly without effort. Doesnt even need a top coat applied, has a decent sheen.

I originally ordered a jar in 'Chocolate' to touch up some worn spots on our leather couches (worked great!). I still had almost the entire bottle left so I went on to dye a wide leather belt for a River Song cosplay I am working on (also great!). I was having so much fun (there is something oddly satisfying in watching the dye seep into the leather and dry so quickly) that I pulled out some old leather boots I had picked up from the thrift store that were really sad and worn looking and were in desperate need of some lovin'. I didn't have any leather deglazer but I did have some 100% acetone in my nail polish drawer that took the shiny coating off the boots really well (and its super cheap). After the acetone dried (and I had recovered from the brain cells I lost from doing this project in the windowless bathroom...seriously do this outside) I went over the boots a few times with the dye on wool daubers. After the dye dried, I gave the boots a few LIGHT coats of resolene (I diluted the resolene with water to about a 50:50 ratio because I didn't want the boots SUPER shiny) that I applied with a damp sponge, per some advice from a few people on some leatherworking forums online. I am SO happy with how they came out!! They are beautiful and honestly look better than brand new. Such an easy fix for cheap boots you find at yard sales and second hand stores! I've been digging around in our closet looking for more things to dye because its truly such an easy fix for shoes or purses (my next project)! NOTE :: This dye is DARK. If you apply resolene on top, it gets EVEN DARKER. The belt I dyed (picture attached) came out almost black looking after I applied the resolene (I didn't dilute it). This wasn't a huge deal to me, but if you are wavering between two colors, definitely start with the lighter one...you can go back over it with a darker one if need be but you can't go back very easily and take off dye that is too dark. You know those instructions that say 'its best to test on an inconspicuous area or scrap first' ? I'm all for ignoring directions but in this case that is a really good idea :)

Deckt sehr gut, einfach zu benutzen

Bra färg som håller om man gillar färgen.

Toujours aussi efficace, le pro dye se dilue très bien sur le cuir et le rendu est toujours aussi beau!

La marca es excelente , la he usado siempre y es de magnífica calidad

Perfekt 👌