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COLOURLOCK "Leather Colour" Leather Dye for Surface-Pigmented Smooth Leather
Water-based leather dye for smooth leather in 32 OEM colors
In stock (1× White / 1000 ml / 1 liter · 1× Caramel / 250ml)Pre-order (White / 250ml · Havana (Havana) / 1000 ml / 1 liter · Havana (Havana) / 250ml · Cherry Red / 250ml · +53 more)From $38.55Contents: 250mlUnit price ($154.20 / l)UnavailableKoch-Chemie × COLOURLOCK
COLOURLOCK "Binder" (Neutral) — neutral filler for brittle, cracked leather
Neutral Leather Primer for preparation during repairs
In stock (5× Neutral / 1000 ml / 1 liter · 5× Neutral / 250ml)From $29.29$32.38Contents: 250mlUnit price ($117.16 / l)Unavailable
Leather dyes
Leather dyes: Leather dyes put colour back on leather that has been prepped for it. Pigmented smooth leather needs a matched build of prep, colour and finish.
Shade and gloss level are two separate questions; damaged material has to be repaired properly before any colour goes on.
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