BRILLO IS THE LATEST LEATHER DYE PRODUCT ON THE MARKET.

Hi and welcome to my listing for the great range of Brillo leather / vinyl dye sprays. This listing is for the large 400ml ( 340gm ) BLACK spray can; however, please contact me for other colours and I can check availability.

This product is absolutely fantastic at restoring worn out leather as well as re-colouring to a different colour. As it is suitable for leather, this can be used on shoes, handbags, upholstery, garments etc... anything at all that is leather!

Description:

Brillo Colour Spray Dyes will renew or change the colour of leather, vinyl & plastic.

Like all Brillo Spray Dyes, it is a true dye, not a paint. It seeps into the material and physically bonds with it, changing or renewing the colour and it will not rub off. Because it binds with the material it repels water, soil and stains.

Many of our customers are reporting back and suggesting they find the Brillo Vinyl Dye even better quality than that of the Magix Vinyl Dye

This is a new and improved formulation.

The Brillo range is available in 54 colours and in 2 tin sizes: 150ml and 400ml.This is the bigger 400ml can which is priced as a steal compared to equivalents! - check prices on eBay!

Usage instructions:

Clean the leather surface thoroughly in order to ensure good adhesion of the colourant. Allow to dry. Spray a light coat of Brillo Colour Spray Dye (avoid overspraying) in short bursts – at a distance of approximately 40cm. This will ensure even coverage.

Allow spray to dry, then spray a second light coat for a perfect finish.

From time to time, a light coat of colour will maintain perfect finish. If spraying on handbags, shoes or accessories, always allow to dry completely before wearing or using.

Renovation - Re-colouring original colour

Firstly, clean leather. Then, spray a light even coat of the matching colour. Avoid overspraying. Allow to dry and spray a second light and even coat if necessary.

On large surfaces of leather: handbags, jackets, etc … spray in vertical and horizontal stripes, to ensure an even finish. On delicate leathers, always spray first on an inconspicuous area, to make sure the result is satisfactory.

Avoid spraying colour on the working table and surroundings by putting the leather item on old newspapers. Protect equally the inside of shoes, seams, heels, buckles or buttons with masking tape.

There are postage discounts for multi purchases!