AngelusSuede Dye 3 Oz. Color - Black

Worked amazingly!! Restored my Uggs after cleaning them and the color faded. They look brand new, now.

works great goes on smooth and does not crack I have painted several pair of shoes and they are all holding up.

Working on a sneaker custom and ran out of dye. Tried to find this kind locally but all shops only had Fiebings. I immediately ordered some Angelus after trying the other brand. This is far superior. Provides great coverage and depth of color especially when changing original color of the suede. Also has additives that leaves suede supple. Can also be mixed with other colors for wide array of color options. Will never stray from Angelus again.

Bought this based off the reviews, had some Nike high top dunks for 10 years, the suede was pretty worn, like thrashed and faded, almost grey. Cleaned the white. Then used painters tape to cover anything I didn’t want dyed. Worked great. Some spots got a little bleed through but you can’t really tell. Just a warning tho, this black has a brown tint to it, not purple, like the other reviews. I got some on the top of the shoe while doing the edges and the solid black turned a browned tint. Can’t really tell but I know. Other wise this is a great product and I only used 1/2 the bottle for two shoes.

So far it works well. It's still in dry time at the time I wrote this review. Easy to use. Just shake well and apply. I used it for my black nubuck timberland boots

Was vary watery, and it took 3 coats to cover a pair of dark shoes, the black didn’t cover well.

Winter time and the warmest, sturdiest boots I have were my expensive black suede Timberland boots. I wore them to work as a visual merchandiser to the horror of my boots losing suede on the toes and turning grey. I can't restore the suede, however, the suede dye restored the overall appearance.

I found a pair of very high end boots at a very low price as they were dirty and has sticker residue. After a vigorous brushing with a suede brush I applied this dye with a stippling brush as opposed to the applicator that came in the box. My suggestion is to work slowly in small areas at a time, really pressing the product in to the suede. I was able to get away with one coat, but the bottle had more than enough for 2+ coats on a pair of ladies ankle boots going from taupe to black.