AngelusAngelus Suede Dye Yellow

Having used MANY Angelus products in trainer restoration to date, unfortunately, as a colour match, this is my first 'fail' from them. The yellow has a significant green hue to it, so if you're looking for a canary or daffodil yellow, as most would expect to see from a yellow dye, you're not going to get it from this. I reiterate, Angelus is usually right on the money, but be mindful in this instance if standard yellow is your goal when dyeing/redressing.

Used on a pair of suede trainers I put in the washing machine and they lost colour.After cleaning and brushing de suede, I put a thin coat on the leather using the cotton bud provided and with a small flat brush pencil for the hard to reach areas. The left shoe is the treated one and the right it's untreated.A second hand is recommended after they dry completely.They don't look as new, but the results it's much better than I thought, even for a colour like yellow with low opacity.For 2 hands of dye on this pair of shoes, I usee 3/4 of the bottle. For the price it's not bad.Something strange: some of the dye has dried on the skin of my hand and it turned into a fluorescent bright yellow. The shoes being darker based, turned into a warmer yellow, so basically it depends a lot on the colour of the surface you are going to repaint.

More like green...but it's ok