Suede Dye Light Grey

My light grey suede trainers had been ruined in the mud, and the colour was terrible after I cleaned them. With this suede colour I made them look as good as new! I used a small paint brush for fiddly bits like around the shoelace holes and a bigger brush for the rest. Super easy to use. Highly recommended.

My pale blue suede trainers did not survive the washing machine and this dye revived them perfectly. The light grey has a bluish tinge which is ideal for the result I wanted. Easy to use and goes a long way. Highly recommended.

This pale grey is not a dye, it's a surface coating. It goes on easily enough but once dry and you try to brush up the nap of the suede you will be enveloped in a fine white, possibly hazardous, dust. This will transfer to any clothing the suede comes into contact with. Fortunately I was able to wash the stuff of the shoes and start again with another brand. Avoid.

I bought a pair of New Balance 990 shoes in 2019 along with the Angelus light grey dye which is the same color as my shoes. I have only just finished the bottle. It does a nice job, but after reading the negative comments, I thought I would provide my feedback. I normally clean my shoes using a suede brush, which appears to be nothing more than a brass wire brush, which I buy from Harbor Freight or Amazon. This cleans the dust and dirt and raises the nap for better liquid penetration. I then use the wool applicator that comes with the dye to put a light amount of dye on the shoe. It appears that some people are soaking their shoes and it shows up on their socks. If one coat doesn’t do it, add another, brushing with the brass brush in between coats after the first coat has dried. Once all coats are dry, I use the brass brush once or twice. I then use a soft cloth and rub all the coated surfaces again. If you get the dye on any rubber parts, it will come off easily. There are certain parts of my shoe that I use a small paint brush so I don’t get it on a surface that will accept the dye. Suede is porous, so if you used too much, you may have to wipe the inside of your shoe out, again, depending upon how much liquid dye you used. This product has worked well for me to keep my 3 year old shoes looking good. I would not get light grey shoes again as they get dirty too easily.

Bought light grey to cover beige Reef clogs. Took several coats to get an even finish, let each coat dry for days in between but when I finally wore them, my feet had grey dye as did the hem of my jeans that touched the shoe. Went in after that with a quick spray of Kiwi suede/nubuck protector but that didn’t help the dye transfer. So my shoes look ok but I can’t deal with the dye transfer

I dyed a pair of suede espadrilles that I've had for years. They were a beige and I turned them light gray. They came out beautifully, like I had a pair of new shoes. This dye is very easy to use, but I'd suggest applying light layers, letting them dry between coats. I used 4 layers in all to get my shoes exactly the shade I wanted. After the final coat was on I let them dry over night and they were good to go. (There are also products to seal in the color but I haven't used any yet).

Have used this leather shoe dye in several colors & also the suede dye. Very satisfied!

Awful, Rubs off after drying, more than a dye it looks like colored chalk dissolved in water. Ruined a pair of fine leather shoes. No return policy, $12 wasted, pair of good leather shoes damaged. Stay away from this guys..