Tarrago Dye: How to Dye Your Leather Shoes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- How can I makeover my leather shoes?
If you're going to DIY, you need to try Tarrago Leather Dye. It comes in 56 natural colors (and 7 metallics) so nearly any color you can think of is an option. Best of all, everything you need is in the Tarrago box! It's super simple.
In addition to the contents of the Tarrago Leather dye package, be sure to have gloves, frog tape, a sponge and a painter's brush on hand. The painter's brush is optional, but makes the process more precise.
Tarrago Shoe Dyeing Process:
1. Tape off the sole and any part of your shoe that you don't want dyed with frog tape or masking tape.
2. Use the included preparer to take the factory finish off of your shoes. Simply soak a small piece of sponge (the scouring side of a Scotch-Brite sponge works great) in the preparer and rub in circles. The shoes will be matte when this is finished.
3. Shake the paint until it's well mixed. The product often settles, so this is very important!
4. Paint the details of your shoe with a painter's brush: seams, details, and the edges of the frog tape.
5. With a paint brush, apply the paint to the sponge inclosed in the kit, then apply the paint to the shoe in a circular motion.
6. In between coats, use a blow dryer to speed up the process.
7. Repeat this until you have a solid color-- this will take about 5 coats. Be sure that the paint is dry in between coats!
8. After the final coat you need to allow 4 to 24 hours before wearing.
Now think of all the other things you could be painting. Paint your leather bag, giving it a makeover for this season's colors, or be more artistic. Grab a belt you never wear, paint it and belt a sweater for a brand new outfit. Touch up a pair of boots or even paint your dog's leather collar.
Need more help? Check out our step-by-step video. You can buy Tarrago Leather Dye at Manhattan Wardrobe Supply!
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This really changed the look of the shoe....It turned it from it's mid 50's to mid 20's.....
Awesome transformation...
😂😂😂😂😂
As noticed you used a small artist brush, hope you don't mind me including another tip that if one wishes to do an area that requires even a smaller brush as for trim (piping) on a clutch purse that I wanted to change the color of -- a) recycle the brush that is used for nail polish (if its a clear nail polish often used as a base/top coat all the better as no risk of color bleeding) b) however (still) first clean the bristle part will nail polish remover, top off with dish detergent then thoroughly rinse. Voila you have a mini brush ideal for the purpose and works much better than a q-tip! ☺
Thank you 👍🏻
I love Manhattan Wardrobe Supply so much, you are fashion lifesavers many times over for me!
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Thanks! I liked your video and learned what I needed to. Cheers.
Very helpful! Thank you!
I used tarrago creme colored dye on some brown boots. Did everything right, but the dye didn't soak into the leather. It kinda goes on like paint. I put about 7 or more coats on them, but as soon as I started walking in them the dye started cracking everywhere that the boots would naturally bend so unfortunately it was a failed DIY project. Might work on flats though
Thanks for the good info. I was about to order but then I read your review. Thank you very much! Do you know of a product that really works?
Just a wild guess, but did you let the boots THOROUGHLY dry between each coat? Just a thought.
Plus you need to apply the sealent or finisher in the end
Oh 7 coats is WAY too much! Yes this product may be called 'dye' but it for sure is a paint. Only a paint would be able to cover dark colors. Dye can only be used on light color natural leather, and not on vinyl (most products you think are leather, are actually cheap plastic vinyl... even high-end designer purses, so beware what you are actual buying). Dye will permeate into the leather, while this product sits on the surface, and makes it possible to give you those lovely bright colors that dye simply cannot do. The paint is likely very similar to regular acrylic paint, but with a plastisizer so that it makes the paint more flexible and less prone to cracking with flex. But even so, put this stuff on heavy enough and it will for sure crack. I recommend you strip it off with a stripper (acetone or rubbing alchool) and sandpaper, and then cover it again, but only 1-2 coats max.
You may as well use acrylic, I am guessing
What about finishing?
Can you use standard leather cleaners and polishes after new finish is completed? Such as saddle soap, conditioners, polish?
Can I use this to permanent dye the midsole of my Adidas Ultra Boost?
great idea, thank you
can you also dye a leather jacket?
Very helpful thank you wich dry machine use
I want to change a faded yellow Nubuck sneaker to burnt orange. What’s the tip??
I love this kit, it does wonder.Where is this store located?
I also want to know how it will not come off on your foot.
How did these hold up? IME Tarrago is a bit more like paint and tends to flake
what if i want a certain color? can i mix them up? are the colors water proof?!
1. Can you successfully dye a black metallic leather bag a lighter color? 2. Can you dye apple green leather handbag mineral blue?
Great video! Thanks!! I got a new pair of oxford pumps that are black and white---I feel like they look a little too "golf".
won,t that paint flake and peel off then when you wear the shoes and walk in them..?
+c6gav That's why it's called leather paint. It's not supposed to do that. But you have to prep the surface first.
Great video! I was curious how did you create such hard line between leather and sole? When I took off my painter's tape, the layer of leather paint also comes off and creates a very uneven edge. Will frog tape solve it?
frog tape and painters tape are the same pretty much.. there is a bit of an art to using painters tape.. if you really slop on too much paint onto the tape and let it dry, it will make it very hard to remove the tape without pulling chips out of the the dry paint edge. Next time try thinner coats, or carefully take the tape off at the very end pf painting...before the paint drys. If you let it dry , then carefully/lightly go over the edge of the tape/seam edge with an knife (box cutter) to 'slice/cut' the paint from the edge so when you peel off the tape you get a clean edge (but this is harder because u might damage your shoe leather with the knife unless you are extra extra careful)
@@NefariousMew I think you are right. I used several layers of paint on my shoes and it was thick after it dried. I'll try thin layers next time. Thank you so much :)
does this work on non waterproof shoes?
Can I dye my black shoe to brown?
I plan to do this project on a pair an old pair of Dankso Professional Nurse Clogs. There is in the toe area peeling patent leather.
How would I go about preparing the patent leather as well as repairing the peeling toe area? How does the paint react over set in creases across top of clog?
Thank you in advance.
Realize this is an old question BUT this dye is NOT suitable for patent leather. That stated though, you might be able to touch up the spots that have peeled but doubtfully the areas will have the same high gloss.
does this product have in the Philippines?
do you have neon pink or hot pink or any neon colors
So then this is paint not dye ??
Is this dye or paint???
@@CredibleHulk10 dye
Does Tarrago dye can dye leather by using sprayer machine?
you can use this product in a spray machine, and TARRAGO also sells spray machines intended for this product. but im sure any spray machine works the same.
the leather is more like a swede what should i use
use a true dye intended for dying suede. it's different then the product int eh video.. but TARRAGO also has a suede dye kit as well. try on amazon.
dye or paint?
can i buy those thing on philippines?
RHIZLIE ANIÑON it's available on amazon
Does this work on vegan leather?
no...fake doesn't breath like leather does
100% yes.
Thank you
This is not how you leather dye - this is just painting the shoe. the process is different and you are misleading the people. Change it painting - Even though the product stated it is a dye. @chistianRios - maybe that's why the color cracked - because you used paint instead of dye.
can I uses tarrago dye on alligator shoes ?
I wouldn't. At least take them to a cobbler and have them advise you. If they day yes let them do it. Exotic leathers, especially reptilian, can be very tricky.