Fiebing'sLeather Dye (4 Fl Oz, Light Blue) - Alcohol-Based, Penetrating, Permanent Dye for Shoes, Boots, Belts, Bags, Furniture - Includes Wool Dauber Applicator - Recolor & Restore Leathercraft

Great product! Exactly what I expected and needed.

It does what it is supposed to do. Dye leather. Doesn't rub off beast to use

Great dye, but it shouldn't be called light blue! If you look at the color chart, it shows that this is a darker, almost cobalt blue. Luckily I went by the color chart instead of the name when I ordered the dye.I'd initially tried turquoise, which was lovely but didn't provide enough coverage for my yellow Fossil purse. After I went through that bottle, I ordered the dye in light blue. Two coats later, my formerly yellow purse is a bright and trendy cobalt blue! Awesome coverage.When using this dye, be very careful not to spill it anywhere. It will stain permanently. It also does a doozy on your hands if you don't use gloves. I chose not to use gloves because I needed the extra dexterity to get all the books and crannies on my purse. In addition to the neat swab that comes with the dye, I used a paint brush for tough-to-reach spots.In all, I'm very satisfied with the dye. My only problem is the name. :-)

Easy to use, beautiful color!

Great deal

I use Fiebings Leather Dye for staining arrow shafts. It works great. I was hoping for a lighter blue though where this is just a hair lighter than the Navy Blue. More of a Deep Royal Blue.

I use alcohol dyes to color gourds. It is definitely not light on gourds. It is a pretty color, just not light.

Great product, two coats to change from tan > navy. Great finish.We'll worth the extra coin oulay as only used a small amount of bottle.

As one would expect from Fiebings the dye is great, easy to apply with a great finish but this is not a light light blue.

Perfectly good dye but the instructions are minimal and although application with "dabber" is instructed, none is supplied. Also a Fieblings cleaner is stated, to remove previous finish. The dye appears to be identical to Dylon leather dye, and I operated according to Dylon instructions: meths or white spirit as a pre-cleaner, and I used the brush from some Dylon for application. Also, as recommended by Dylon but not mentioned by Fieblings: stuff the shoes with newspaper for ease of application and to reduce spillage into the shoes; and WEAR RUBBER OR POLYTHENE GLOVES as this dye stains skin (which after all is what leather is). Good product, good price, hopeless instructions.

Messy but good, a nice colour. thanks.

Goes a long way