Carpet Bleach & Stain Repairs
Carpet Spot Dyeing
Carpet Spot Dyeing is a colouring technique used when your carpet or rug has had bleach or chemical spilled on it or your carpets have faded due to sun damage or urine stains.
The purpose of spot dyeing bleached or faded areas of your carpet or rugs is to blend the spot dyed area into your existing carpet creating a better appearance and in some cases completely removing the visible spot.
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Fixing Bleach Stains on Carpet
Bleach stains can be caused by a number of chemicals and also sun fading, but what do you do if you have spilled something that could bleach your carpet.
If bleach has been spilled on your carpet DO NOT ADD WATER this will spread the bleach and create a larger area that the chemical can affect. Please call Dyeing.com.au on 0425 753 803 for advice or to Dye the affect area.
We’re Dyeing to save your Leather in Melbourne
If you are not completely satisfied, we will return at no charge to satisfy you.
The Advantages of Carpet Spot Dyeing:
Permanent Finish
That Out Lasts the Original
Guaranteed Work
Will Not Rub Off
Will Not Rub off onto Clothing or Anything that Comes Into Contact
Saving Money
Dyeing provides significant cost savings versus replacement; sometimes as much as 50%-85% of replacement.
Water Based
No Fumes or Hazardous Materials to Work With
Dyeing Other Items
Hand Bags, Shoes, Jackets, Horse Saddles, Motorbike Saddlebags
10 Common Products that Bleach Your Carpet
Peroxide, Pet Urine, Household Bleach, Acne Medicine, Over Use of Household Stain Removers, Sun – Sun fading, Pesticides & fertilisers, Teeth whiteners, Oxi Products, and Toilet Bowl Cleaners.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, it’s permanent. We have to apply several processes to insure this and guarantee our work!
Vinyl and leather can be fixed, repaired, resprayed, and recoloured.
We ask you to remove the seats if recolouring is required.
We sure can. Suede fades due to sunlight but we can put the colour back, it’s not an easy process but defiantly achievable. We can dye Suede pants, jackets, shoes, and lounges.
Yes, we can thermally fog the leather to insure all odour is removed.
It’s pretty much the same as spray painting a car.
We prep the area, sand, repair, and then prime with 2 coats.
Then we apply 2-4 coats of colour.
Then a top coat of your choice matt, satin gloss or extreme gloss consisting of 2-4 coats
It lasts as long as your couch will.
You will always get scratches from animals and kids but we provide you with a touch-up colour kit for future use so your leather continues to look great.
Absolutely. Our work is our guarantee.
Minor rips, colour tints, cleans and conditions yes we do.
Restoration to the same colour and new colour
Sometimes if the leather cannot be moved we will then make several visits to treat the leather on site
A pricing guide can be found on our prices page
Yes, we need you to supply a sample, a swatch, a towel, or a piece of paper.
Photos are not sufficient.
Yes, you can we can go from white to black, red to white it doesn’t matter as long as it’s pigmented leather and not aniline leather.
Dye is see-through colour and the pigment is a solid colour.
Anilines are dyed and therefore require dye to be added back when fading and damage occurs.
No, it can’t. We can only dye darker.
But we can change an aniline to a pigmented lounge and then you can have any colour you like.
Simply wipe them down with warm water and a small squirt of morning fresh dishwashing liquid every 4-6 months with very light pressure and let dry. Conditioning of the leather is most important and we can provide you with a conditioning treatment.
