Things You'll Need:
- Suede
- Suede Cleaner
- Suede Dye
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Step 1
Clean: Deep clean the suede using a suede and roughout cleaner. Follow manufacturer specifications for best results. Let suede dry completely before continuing on.
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Step 2
Sprays: If you are restoring suede that was previously dyed, you can try a spray on suede restorer. These are arousal products that usually work for various types of material.
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Step 3
Dye Application: Apply the dye to the suede. Apply evenly over the entire surface. Large areas can be done using spray applicators. If desired, apply two coats.
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Step 4
After dying, remove the excess dye using a rag. Make sure to rub out all of the excess dye.
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Step 5
Intermediate Dying: If you are changing the color significantly, it may be necessary to go to another color which is only a little darker first. For example, if dying from white to red, first dye tan, then red. Check with the manufacturer for your dye to get advice on intermediate dying.










