Commonly people get stains on many things, from carpet, to clothing, to furniture, car seats, apparel... and no matter how hard they try, cleaners will not take them out. So what do you do when you just cannot get out a stain? Well, until Colorize, there was nothing a person could do.

Colorize is the answer to removing almost any stain.... on anything, by coloring over the stain, and eliminating it. The 7 colors mix too all popular colors. Then it's simple: Just apply one or two coats of color over the stain, and its gone. You have colored over the stain, and eliminated it.

There is no other product in the USA that can do what Colorize does, with great success.

FREE replacement repair compound for this kit. Follow instructions in kit.

Colorize Instructions

This product’s intended use is for coloring over stains that will not come out with cleaning. Mix colors before using them.

For Leather & Vinyl Stains:

Mix color in mixing cup. Add 1-3 drops of water, to slightly thin out color compound.
Apply with foam sponge over stain. Allow to dry.
It may take 2-3 applications to completely color over stain. Allow to dry between each application.

For Fabric & Carpet Stains:

Mix color in mixing cup. Add 4-6 drops of water to thin out color compound.
Apply with foam sponge over stain. Allow to dry.
It may take 3-4 coats to completely cover the stain. Allow to dry between each application.

Note: A dabbing motion is best to apply color.

If you have any questions regarding these instructions, or need more compound color, please contact us.

A: Absolutely! Our repair compound is specially formulated to produce the best possible results for the home user. For best results, we highly recommend you practice doing several repairs using a scrap piece of similar material before trying the actual repair.

Q: Is it hard to match the colors in the kit to my leather, vinyl or fabric material?

A: As with any DIY project, practice makes perfect. The more you practice before attempting the actual repair, the better your results are likely to be. We've included a comprehensive color matching guide with every kit to help guide you to a near-perfect color match. However, the final match is up to you. Once you think you have your best possible match, we recommend you apply it to a small, inconspicuous area of the material you need to repair. For example, the underside of a leather couch cushion, or the inside leather overlap of a leather jacket. Testing your color match first in this way will help ensure you're satisfied with your color match on the actual repair.

Q: Are these the same kits that I've seen on As-Seen-On-TV Commercials for years? Are they made by the same manufacturer?

A: No. While our product is sold through some As-Seen-On-TV vendors, we are an independent manufacturer who has developed improved formulas for low-cost DIY repair solutions versus what has previously been available from the original "As-Seen-On-TV" manufacturer.