KAPS Super Color, Leather Dye for Natural Leather, Faux Leather and Fabric, Leather Dye 25 ml (102 - Dark Lilac)

I had some very comfortable but discoloured shoes, the only plain pumps Ive ever found that fit! A couple of coats of this and theyre looking as good as new. You do need to dilute it on suede or you will get a thick coat that takes ages to sand back to a suede feel. Go for a shade darker or brighter than you have already - I had mid blue/denim coloured suede and the green was perfect. Now I dont need to traipse round shoe shops again this year!

This product worked very well for what I wanted it for, which was to re-colour the ends of my brown walking boots, which had become scuffed and faded. The product was delivered fast, the instructions were clear (even if the writing was quite small), and the end result was pretty good. The colour isn't an exact match, but it's close enough that nobody will notice unless they're looking very hard. When applied it looks like a paint, but it does appear to work like a dye - I've worn the boots once since application and so far there doesn't seem to have been any sign that the colour is only superficially applied, or likely to crack.The only slight reservation I'd have is that this dye claims that it's also for furniture. I've applied it to the relatively hard toe-caps of my boots, but I'm not sure that I'd like to apply it to soft leather. Any subtle colour differences would be a lot more obvious under those circumstances, and I also think that the finish might be too shiny. I wouldn't use this on antique furniture under any circumstances. I would happily use it on shoes again though, and I'd even have a crack at changing the colour of shoes completely with it, I think that would work given enough coats.Note that if your shoes have any finish of any kind on them, you need the kit with the pre-treatment in (my boots didn't have any kind of finish at all on them as it had all worn off and I hadn't polished them in a year or so, so they only needed a wash).

Wanted to dye my white sandals beige. Great coverage and plenty of dye for numerous coats. The “beige” is more of a light mustard but still very happy with the result.

106 - Dark BrownExcellent product, seems to be a combination of a dye and a paint, waxes need to be removed before use or the paint may peel. I applied it with the sponge provided and two thin coats provided an excellent finish.

I bought this (in chocolate brown) to refresh my very worn chocolate brown Hotter boots. It was easy to apply, it covered them really efficiently and the colour has lasted well. However, the colour is more a chestnut brown than a chocolate brown. The boots look like new, but they are a very different colour🙈

These were very old and shabby but comfortable beige fitflops. Decided to try another colour and was very surprised how they turned out after just 1 coat.

I bought the black dye version of this product to colour some burgundy shoes. The result was good, so when I wanted to dye the red and yellow flame image on my leather Converse, I bought Kaps white dye. What a waste of money. So disappointing. Don't bother.

Great paint