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Thanks Russ for the info. Would I be safe in assuming that any other color(s) that I add would run the same risk? I got the eco flo color sampler and I'm thinking of adding red and browns to the seat. Also how is the neatlac and saddlelac applied? I got the satin shene originally to apply as a top coat. Should I perhaps forgo that and use what you suggested? Thanks again for your help. Chris

Hello. My name is Chris and I'm a big noob to leathercraft. My husband persuaded me to try my hand at making a seat for his bike. A concern that has just come up, especially after finding this site well after I started this project, is that I painted some parts of the seat in the eco flow black. I have just gone through a lot the threads in the dye section and now I'm wondering if I'm screwed and the black will run or if it can be saved and sealed. Someone posted about using resolene with good results. I'd appreciate any salvage advice as I really like how the black came out but I do not want it to rub off onto hubby's butt . Thanks in advance for help. This site is a wonderful resource and I don't feel like too much of a tool asking for adivice.