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Yes, but first you would have to strip the leather of the existing dye. A deglazer can be used to strip the dye on factory finish leather products. Afterwards you can use an acrylic finisher applied by sponge or spray. Make sure it’s a water based finish. An acrylic finisher will not wear off and is water-resistant. It’s not an expensive product.
