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Why is my dye bleeding or staining?Updated 16 days 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.

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