Reconditioning and Coloring

Reconditioning Glaze: Softens dried out leather to bring back the original tannery finish. Lasts at least ten times as long as a regular shoe shine.

L-Treatment: Very similar to a Glaze, this process is recommended on oily leathers. Adds the necessary oils to rejuvenate the leather.

Same Color: Using a computer generated formula, the original color of the leather is matched and applied to the surface of the skin. This coating will cover stains or color loss and gives the leather a natural finish.

Mix to Match: We custom blend a color to match a sample (swatch) which is then applied to the item. The color must be darker than the original color, in most cases as dark as the darkest stain or spot on the item.

Fabric Dyeing: A color blender will create the requested color. The color is then applied in a thin alcoline dye that penetrates into the pores of the fabric.

Chart Dye: The customer can choose from a “pre-mixed” color chart system.

Deep Penetrating Dye: This is an aniline based primer that penetrates deep into leather. It requires several coats, depending on the leather, in order to penetrate deep into the pores and overpower the original color. This process is compatible with all smooth leathers, exotics, and unfinished leather.