showqa
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Are there any products on the market that I could use to try and restore the colour to my Barnsby black bridle. It's gone kind of green actually in places. Thanks.
Products to dye leather??
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devilwoman
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I use shoe scuff cover on my tack, brings them right back to black again, make sure you let it dry thoroughly though otherwise it dyes your neddie aswell 
MissMincePie&Brandy
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I'm interested in this too. Obviously it needs to be a dye that isn't going to come off on white jodhs!
shoo
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FIEBINGS LEATHER DYE - wonderful product. I got some from Ebay ( no advertising intended
) dyed my saddle which had gone greyish. It is really good.
) dyed my saddle which had gone greyish. It is really good.unicornleather
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Alot of dyes are aniline, which is carcinogenic, make sure you wear gloves and use it in well ventilated places.
Dying used leather can be hard due to the fat content in veg tanned leather. It does tend to look "blueish" when done and the dye will come off all over you and your horse unless you fix it with Resolene, an acrylic dye fixer, this will make it very shiny however.
Oz
Dying used leather can be hard due to the fat content in veg tanned leather. It does tend to look "blueish" when done and the dye will come off all over you and your horse unless you fix it with Resolene, an acrylic dye fixer, this will make it very shiny however.
Oz