👞 Revamp Leather & Canvas Shoes and Accessories Effortlessly with TRG Easy Dye Review

I bought this brand of paint because the brands I normally use didn't offer the paint I needed to paint a pair of smooth leather summer loafers with gloves on. The paint is applied to the upper part of the shoe and it looks like the loafers are covered in plastic. Not at all what I expected. I've dyed quite a bit of leather - shoes and bags - and I've never used a dye that gives the product that look. I liked these shoes, but this color left a lot to be desired. I would never use it on my skin…

This has always been one of my favorite handbags. Coach discontinued it a few years ago. The only signs of wear were the belts; the silver really started to spin and literally detached from the handles and shoulder strap. I've tried shoe polish but never got around to it (originally pewter colored). I ended up ordering this dye which was the color I would have preferred Coach to start with and I couldn't be happier. Some reviews say it's too thin. Either you haven't read the instructions or you

I'm writing this because I really didn't know what to expect so I hope I can help you to know better. These shoes were made to look like worn silver sequins over brown. (see, the flash is brown, hence "appearance"), but mostly silver. These are one of my favorite sandals, but after a few years the silver started to peel off and they looked more brown than silver when worn. I wanted to see if I could brush them up? To dye your shoes you have to tape everything you don't want to dye which is what