DESCRIPTION: A water-borne penetrating dye for coloring semi-aniline 2008 - 2014 King Ranch leather. Easily colors the front two seats. For the back seats, add another 8 oz. of color.

FEATURES: Easy to apply. Original look & feel.

PREP CLEANING:
Remove stains as much as possible. Spray a wet coat with (TC) Triclean Prep Cleaner over the entire area. Use a soft nylon brush to lightly scrub clean. Blot dry with a clean lint free towel or paper towel. Allow to dry completely. Use a hair dryer to speed up the drying process. Lightly sand the leather with #600 sandpaper. This will help to break the surface coating and allow penetration (always sand leather before using color #SAC-707).
Check the leathers ability for penetration by placing a drop of water on several areas. Wait for minute, if the water leaves a dark circle, then the leather will accept semi-aniline dye. If the water beads up with no dark circle, a second or third cleaning is required.

APPLICATION: Semi-aniline leather finish.

Color: SAC-707 Chaparrel.
This color has a semi-aniline finish. A light topcoat protective clear is applied by the factory over the color to help resist staining.
After prep cleaning, a light sanding with #600 sandpaper is required to remove the protective topcoat.
1) Check color match. Mix crosslinker #SL-7 (1/4oz per 8oz of color) into the semi-aniline dye color. 

 2) Apply a light coat of the semi-aniline dye color by spray, wipe on or brush on method. 

 3) Allow to dry. A hair dryer may be used to speed drying. 

4) Apply additional coats as needed, allow each coat of color to dry to touch.

5) To slightly increase the gloss, apply a top coat clear of #SAC - semi- aniline clear mixed with crosslinker #SL-7 (1/4oz per 8oz of clear).

ADDITIVES: Always add #SL-7 super crosslinker. Makes the color permanent.

CLEANING: #TC - Triclean prep cleaner

TOPCOAT CLEAR: #SAC - semi-aniline clear base (always add #SL-7 crosslinker) 1/4oz per 8oz of clear.