ATG® Leather Dye Black
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Product Description
Item No. ATG022
Do you want your leather to always remain in perfect condition? Then our leather dye is the solution you've been looking for!
Our water-based leather dye has been developed by experts to protect and refresh your leather products. Never again do you have to worry about your beloved leather fading or becoming brittle. Our dye forms a protective layer that shields the leather from harmful UV rays and environmental influences. This keeps it beautiful for longer and always looking like new.
But that's not all! Our leather dye also covers scratches and signs of wear that can occur over time. Whether it's your favorite shoes, your handbag, or your car seats, our dye will make them shine like new. You'll be amazed at how easy it is to get your leather products back in top shape.
The best part is that our leather dye is available in white, black, and light beige. This means you can use it in a variety of ways to care for and beautify all your favorite pieces.
Our dye is easy to apply and dries quickly, so you can enjoy your leather products again in no time. It is available in various shades, so you can choose the exact tone that best suits your products.
Invest in the care and beauty of your leather goods with our high-quality water-based leather dye. Say goodbye to fading, brittleness, and unsightly scratches. Refresh the look of your leather products and make them shine like new.
Order our leather dye today and experience how easy it is to care for and protect your leather products. Your leather will thank you!
Areas of application: Car – Motorcycle – Truck – Boat – Bus – Caravan
Scope of delivery
The set contains everything you need for dyeing:
- 1 round sponge
- 1 brush
- 1 bottle of leather dye BLACK (approx. 57 ml sufficient for approx. 1/2 m²) - RAL 9005
- 1 detailed, multilingual instruction manual
Instructions for download
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Multilingual instructions for download |
Leather preparation:
Do I need to prepare the leather before dyeing? If so, how?
Yes, thoroughly clean the leather with a leather cleaner or a mixture of water and isopropyl alcohol. Wipe the leather thoroughly and let it dry completely.
Care after dyeing:
How do I care for dyed leather?
Regularly use leather care products such as leather balm or oil to keep the leather supple and vibrant in color.
Do I need to seal or protect the leather after dyeing?
Yes, apply a finish or leather lacquer to seal the color and protect it from wear and moisture.
Which products are best suited for the care of dyed leather?
Leather balm, leather oil, and special care products for dyed leather are ideal for protecting and caring for the leather.
Repair and refresh:
How can I refresh faded leather dye?
Clean the leather, apply a new layer of dye, and then seal it with a finish.
What do I do if the leather dye becomes spotty?
Lightly sand the affected areas, reapply the dye, and reseal it.
Special requirements and problems:
Which leather dyes are environmentally friendly or non-toxic?
Water-based leather dyes are more environmentally friendly and less toxic than solvent-based dyes.
Can I use ATG® leather dye on suede or nubuck?
No, our leather dye is only suitable for smooth leather, artificial leather, and vinyl, but there are suitable dyes for suede or nubuck.
What are the differences between water-based and solvent-based leather dyes?
Water-based dyes are less toxic and easier to clean, while solvent-based dyes often offer more intense colors and stronger adhesion.
Product Safety Information
General Information
CE Marking: No
Storage:
- Protect from sunlight.
- Protect from frost and heat.
- To avoid risks to humans and the environment, follow the instructions for use.
- Keep out of reach of children and animals.
- The product is not suitable for consumption.
- We assume no liability for application errors.
Manufacturer Information
- Type: Manufacturer
- Name: ATG GmbH & Co. KG
- Address: Traunsteiner Str. 7, 83313 Siegsdorf, Germany
- Email: support@atggmbh.com
- European Manufacturer: Yes
Leather Dye Black
Labeling according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 [CLP]
Hazard statements: none
Supplemental hazard features:
EUH210 Safety data sheet available on request.
EUH211 Warning! Hazardous respirable droplets may be formed when sprayed. Do not breathe aerosol or mist.
Safety precautions: none
Scope of delivery
Download Instructions
Give your car the shine it deserves
With just a few simple steps, the leather dye transforms dull and damaged surfaces into a well-maintained, high-quality look that instantly upgrades your interior.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Leather Dyes
Leather preparation
Do I need to prepare the leather before dyeing? If so, how?
Yes, thoroughly clean the leather with a leather cleaner or a mixture of water and isopropyl alcohol. Wipe the leather thoroughly and let it dry completely.
Post-Color Care
How do I care for dyed leather?
Regularly use leather care products such as leather balm or oil to keep the leather supple and vibrant in color.
Do I need to seal or protect the leather after dyeing?
Yes, apply a finish or a leather lacquer to seal the color and protect it from wear and moisture
Which products are best suited for the care of colored leather?
Leather balm, leather oil, and special care products for colored leather are ideal for protecting and conditioning the leather.
Repair and Refurbishment
How can I revive faded leather dye?
Clean the leather, apply a new coat of color, and then seal it with a finish.
What should I do if the leather dye becomes spotty?
Lightly sand the affected areas, reapply the paint, and reseal them.
Specific Requirements and Issues
Can I use ATG® Leather Dye on suede or nubuck?
No, our leather dye is only suitable for smooth leather, faux leather, and vinyl, but there are dyes suitable for suede or nubuck.
What are the differences between water-based and solvent-based leather dyes?
Water-based paints are less toxic and easier to clean, while solvent-based paints often offer more intense colors and stronger adhesion.
