Product Overview

Leather Dye Stain Remover 7.9 by Leather Doctor is a dye stain remover for blue jean dye with no physical rubbing by using the "Reverse Transfer" technique.

People Also Ask:

1: What is a Stain 'Reverse Transfer' Technique?

2: How Dye 7.9 Works?

3: How does Dye 7.9 work on Nubuck and Suede?

4: How Dye 7.9 Works in Conjunction with Acidifier 2.0?

5: How to Work with Dye 7.9 on Absorbent Leather and Suede?

6: How to Rinse off Dye 7.9 Residue?

7: How to Work with Dye 7.9 on Non-Absorbent Smooth Leather?

8: How to Rinse off Dye 7.9 Residue?

9: Tips:

1: What is a Stain 'Reverse Transfer' Technique?

A dye stain reverse transfer technique uses a wettable dry white towel or Towel 5 as a surface extension of the leather surface. This highly absorbent towel is placed over the stain and Dye Stain Remover 7.9 is applied with a detailing horsehair brush squeezing any air bubbles out tight. Dye Stain Remover 7.9 is left to work with its penetrating, lubricating, and suspending power wicking the suspended dye stain through the towel to be peeled off instead of any unnecessary physical rubbing causing finish damage.

2: How Dye 7.9 Works?

Dye Stain Remover 7.9 is a pH 7.9 high-viscosity dyestuff remover that works by dwell time allowing its superior penetrating, lubricating, and suspending power to do its work thus reducing unnecessary physical rubbing that may do more finishing damage to non-absorbent leathers by 'reverse transfer' technique

3: How does Dye 7.9 work on Nubuck and Suede?

For absorbent leather such as nubuck and suede, use a quick dry agitation with lightly saturated cotton buds, pads, or cloth to avoid unnecessary product absorption by the leather and suede. As dyestuff is reverse transfer, turn or change to a new application and repeat until the stain is satisfactorily removed.

4: How Dye 7.9 Works in Conjunction with Acidifier 2.0?

The leather pH value of 3 to 5 needs to be balanced back from pH 7.9 exposure, especially absorbent leather and suede, and sticky residue removed with Acidifier 2.0 as a holistic leather and suede safe dye stain removal process, until a healthy squeaky feel.

5: How to Work with Dye 7.9 on Absorbent Leather and Suede?

5.1: Transfer Dye Stain Remover 7.9 to a lightly damp cotton bud, pad, or towel.

5.2: Lightly agitate the dye stain and observe the cotton bud.

5.3: If dye is transferred to the cotton bud, repeat the entire stain area accordingly to satisfaction.

6: How to Rinse off Dye 7.9 Residue?

6.1: The alkaline pH of 7.9 is rinsed off and pH balanced with a low pH value Acidifier 2.0 until a squeaky feel.

7: How to Work with Dye 7.9 on Non-Absorbent Smooth Leather?

7.1: Place a dry wettable towel or Towel 5 over the stain apply Dye Stain Remover 7.9 and squeeze out any air bubbles in between.

7.2: Allow the suspended stain to be transferred to the paper towel.

7.3: Inspect for satisfaction or repeat above 1 and 2 until satisfaction.

8: How to Rinse off Dye 7.9 Residue?

8.1: Sticky residue is rinsed off and pH balanced to a healthy squeaky feel with Acidifier 2.0.