Fiebing 4 Oz Professional Oil Dye Dark Chocolate

Quite a decent product. I stripped back a pair of light tan leather shoes using acetone (1 thin coat), then applied the first coat of Fiebing professional dark chocolate dye. I let this dry for a couple of hours. I then applied a second coat of Fiebing chocolate dye, this time I mixed it (50/50) with Fiebing's 100% Pure Neatsfoot Oil and let this dry overnight. A good buff up and they came out exactly as I had hoped they would.

This product is excellent, application is easy and even and buffed up nicely, the pro dye is the way to go

Il prodotto è di buona qualità, sfortunatamente non tutte le colorazioni sono disponibili in questo formato. Costoso

Took some time but can see results in pic...Couldn't find brown I wanted without paying over $500. Got these on Ebay. Painted with Fiebings and wola!! No filter on pics either. Watched some youtube videos on prep and process before undertaking this project.Finished/ sealed with Fiebings Leather Sheen spray. Link for that below:https://www.amazon.com/Fiebings-Leather-Sheen-10-6-Clear/dp/B005JET47M/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3I727QC7KB3VN&dchild=1&keywords=leather+sheen+spray&qid=1578176598&sprefix=leather+sheen%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-6

This dye worked very well on my dark brown furniture. I would recommemd.

Very easy to use. Worked just as advertised to dye my boots a beautiful rich dark chocolate brown (they were honey colored previously). I used two coats, letting each coat dry in between. The dye dries surprisingly quickly. The wool daubers someone recommended made it very easy to apply with very little mess and waste so I strongly recommend ordering a package to go along with the dye. Afterwards, I buffed them before I conditioned my boots with Atom Wax and Mink Oil, although the leather was very soft, supple and not dried out at all.