KapsBlack Colour Restore for Sneakers and Casual Shoes, Leather and Textile, Super Black

Works really well, my tatty looking canvas Dr Martens look like new. Hopefully won't wash off in the rain.

I think they worked well, really tidied up these tired trainers, they look like new again. Shown in photos the difference between the painted one and the unpainted.

Bought this to restore my beloved mountain buggy after reading lots of tips online. I didn’t want to fork out £120 for new seats based on the fact they were just badly faded and not broken.This product worked perfectly, was so easy to use & dried quickly. I applied 2-3 coats to all areas of the buggy and it came out brilliantly. I realise this is for canvas shoes, but the material of my buggy is very similar and so it took very well. It’s also left it with a sort of waterproofing, I rinsed in cold water to make sure there was no excess & check that it wouldn’t run in the rain and it held its colour well. It also didn’t have any nasty chemical smell either, so that’s another plus.Would recommend!

Used them to tone down the embroidery on some black boots.There is no smell, it dries quickly, and doesn't seem to change the mattness of the fabric. The cotton is still matt and the embroidery still shiny, but as you can see, it is much darker

It works OK I've used better stuff bit ok for a quick fix but goes patchy

Have an ancient pair of black leather sneakers that I have almost lived in for years, so comfy, but the leather finish was scuffed up and looking pretty sad and grotty.Got this stuff, gave the shoes a quick brush off of dust and painted it on. Crikey, an immediate improvement. The finish has a satin sheen, not too glossy, and seems resilient.Its quite tricky using the applicator on the bottom edges of the leather where they meet the soles as the sponge brush is a bit chunky, and the black dye stuff stains everything. I tried to be really careful, but even so had a bit of over paint on the soles edges. Next time I would squirt some of the dye out and use a chap artists paintbrush to apply it to those areas.Its fairly pricey for what it is, a smallish tube that appeared to only be half full when I shook it. But only required a single coat, and most importantly it really worked in revitalising my beloved shoes. I'm tempted to knock off a star from my rating for its cost, but I am so pleased with the finish it get 5 stars!

good

I had old black sneakers that had faded, but this restored my sneakers to life. It became brand new again.