JacquardProducts Navy Blue -Textile Color Paint, Acrylic, Multicolour, 70 ml (Pack of 1)

Bought this to give my favourite Adidas suede trainers a new lease of life. Cleaned them and dried thoroughly before application. Used an artist paintbrush to apply. Dried under a radiator for two days, re-laced and wore them out. Colour has stayed fresh, no transfer and trainers look great. Shame that the soles are starting to go!

Covered the material really well

Did the job colouring car footwell carpet

Had a splash of bleach on navy jeans. This covered the "white" splash which makes them wearable but they are no longer "dress" jeans. No dye can match exactly unless it comes from the original batch made.

Nothing wrong with my trainers except looking old and drab and don’t want to fall out £60for a new pair ! So I painted this on with a paintbrush, worked lovely! Will do one more coat because I can see a few patchy bits but this is with one coat! Pictures showing one done and one not done, easy to see which is which! I didn’t seal It with heat like it says! It was beautiful weather when I did this so I sat them in the sun for the day…it rained heavy today and I wore all day with no leaking etc, so would assume using a radiator would work or I would if tried the tumble dryer for heat seal if I didn’t have the option of putting outside! I used this blue for one pair and did black for my other pair and both the black and blue worked just as well as each other! Will always use this now

Package arrived intact however when I opened it the lid was off the bottle and had leaked everywhere in the bag. Liquid all over everything including me. Totally unusable

I had a lovely shoulder bag strap with a lovely pattern on it, but itwas the wrong colour.I painted this on and it looks amazing.Really pleased with the results and value for money £3 well spent

Had a pair of Skechers which faded in the sun. Otherwise they were perfect condition. Though of the idea of shoe dye, and found this product online. It's easy to use, gives strong true colour with good coverage. And it wasn't expensive. But, (isn't there always a but?) the instructions say you need to apply heat to permanently set the dye. Iron on reverse they say... how do you iron a sneaker on reverse!? So will my feet turn blue if I'm caught in the rain? So I put the dried sneakers over a warm radiator to heat them...will this work? ... life gets so involved and complicated sometimes doesn't it ;-)