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Dying Leather Sneakers Pink

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Date: 02/15/2005 Topic: Readers Request > Clothing  
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My daughter wants to dye her white leahter sneakers pink. Has anyone done this and had success? I'd appreciate any tips.

Katie in NY
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Post by kwedje (4) | (02/19/2005)
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They sell dye for for shoes in all colors at shoe repair shops. As a matter of fact they sell more than one shade in some colors. It's very inexpensive. Especially compared to trying something that you aren't sure will work & might ruin the shoes! You can also have the repair shop dye them for you.
I have also used white liquid leather on white tennis shoes to cover cracks, scuffs & scratches etc. But I think it only comes in white & black.


Post by plantgirl848 (22) | (02/17/2005)
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They sell leather shoe dye by the show products, but I have only ever seen bhalck or brown. Maybe a shoe repair shop??


Post By Linda (Guest Post) (02/16/2005)
They sell shoe dye for leather shoes in shoe repair shops. Or the shoe repair shop should be able to do it.


Post By KristaLove (Guest Post) (02/15/2005)
I have never tried it... But I don't see why this wouldn't work... KoolAide was used a lot by my classmates in high school to dye hair. I would think that if you make KoolAide using less water so it's not as diluted and brushed it onto the suede, it should work. I would be careful not to get the suede too wet though.


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