Angelus FAQ logo
Angelus FAQ logo

All articles

Why is my dye bleeding or staining?Updated 2 months ago

Dye bleeding or staining happens when excess dye sits on the surface instead of fully absorbing.

CauseSolution
Residual dye dried on top of leatherBuff with a clean cloth after dye is fully dry to remove excess.
Stubborn residueLightly wipe with a cloth dampened in alcohol or Angelus 802 Spot Remover.

Pro Tip:
Always buff dyed leather after it dries, this locks in the color and reduces transfer.

Shop Product:

Was this article helpful?
Yes
No