Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint, 1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Tangerine

So my daughter decided to play artist with permanent markers on her Adidas and then hated the results. I washed the shoes and tried all sorts of products to get the marker off, but it barely helped. This product was amazing! I put 3 thin coats of this paint with a small brush and let the coats dry for about 5 minutes in between each coat...put on a new pair of shoelaces and voila!! Good as new!! Awesome product.

My son purchased a black leather couch and loveseat for $100. It was such nice furniture, but the couch had lots of places where the leather was peeling off. I bought this thinking it would make it a little better cosmetically, but it far surpassed my expectations! The picture I added was only one coat. I’m planning to add a second just to be on the safe side. It looks 100% better! Hopefully it holds up!

So far, I love this stuff. I’m updating my wardrobe and painting my old purses so I don’t waste money and buy different ones.I’ve posted pictures of the finished products that I’ve done with it. The small purse has some white areas that I didn’t get my brush all the way into (myfault). And the backpack has texture on it, so that’s why it may look inconsistent. Either way, I’m happy.If, as the months go by, the paint doesn’t hold up, I’ll leave an updated review.

Wow, I was actually getting ready to throw my black shoes away due to the leather wearing off by the toe. As you can see in my pictures my shoes looked bad but after painting them with this product they became new again. I applied 2 coats, waiting about 2hrs between each coat and let them dry for about 4 days just to make sure the paint had more than enough time to absorb/dry. I used a sponge brush and it came out great. Make sure to wear gloves but if it does get on your hands it's easy to clean off. I'll update my review as I wear them more often to see how long the finish will last.The product doesnt give off a high gloss nor a flat look. I'd say it's a semi-gloss to stain type finish.Note: The product is for LEATHER, those of you using it for cloth material or rubber may not get a lasting result.Note 2: DO NOT glob this product on your leather and spread it, you'll most likely cause streaks. Do small sections at a time with a small amount of product. Once you start you'll see what I mean. If you glob it on your just wasting the product and causing you more issues to clean up and it will not come out good.

About 4yrs ago I bought a “white” queen size headboard online, unfortunately the white had a heavy lavender undertone to it. Well fast forward to now when I found this stuff and thought what the heck. After 2 coats and one coat of finishing sealer coat, it now looks like what it should have looked like when I first bought it. I’m amazed at how well this works.

The media could not be loaded.  Turned out great. Painting my headboard this color made me go viral on social media so I can't complain at all!

I was hesitant but decided to give this product a try. I applied it to both front seats in my Ford Raptor; it’s a 2012 so the leather was starting to show its age. My seats searioualy look brand new. I am so happy with the results. Take your time prepping as that is essential in ensuring great results. I painted my seats about six months ago — no chipping, flaking, peeling etc at all. I also live in Austin, Texas which is essentially like living on the face of the sun and this paint has withstood the extreme summer temps. I’ll be ordering more to tackle the backseat now. I used the black paint and it’s just gorgeous for the interior of my truck. Thin coats with drying time in between matter. My seats have no brush strokes..are not tacky and just really look so good. If you’re considering it for your vehicle, I can tell you my experience has been very positive.

I have a white leather headboard (that was expensive), and it turned yellow from 10 years of the hot sun beating on. I had a custom upholstered headboard made for it because I it never occurred to me to dye it. This product did a very beautiful job because it has a matte finish like the original leather, so I’m glad I did my research first and didn’t buy a leather dye came out shiny like a pair of polished shoes. I followed the directions and did multiple thin coats. It took three, 4 oz bottles to cover the headboard. Again, this is the matte finish, a d u highly recommend it.

Bought for my daughter to paint her Nike Air trainers. (I know..... brand new pair of white trainers costing ££ and your gonna paint them??!!?)Anyway, must be me being old :DPaint went onto trainers well and held good. A couple of spots she was not happy with and nail polish remover was able to remove the paint, so she could redo - prior to coating with sealer.As you can see from the picture she painted the TICK side and back and the word AIR on side. Still nearly a full bottle of the 1oz paint. I would suspect that you will have more than enough even if you are painting a larger area of your trainer.Rather impressed with how they turned out. :)

I used the flat white for my old leather trainers.I red the reviews and there was 1 that said that you need multiple layers (thanks) and went for the big size.I bought special brushes and used all the recommended prep steps.I lost count of how many layers I had to add..possibly 20+.( u have to wait to dry each layer to add the next).The result was a nice dull white.Then I decided to use a clear varnish and a 'rain protector spray' to shield colour ( it rains a lot in London so I wanted to keep the colour as much as possible).I'm happy but do be honest I only kept it going cause I saw it as a project otherwise its not for busy people. Its definitely not what I expected which was that after 2-3 layers would look brand new. Happy but that's my reasoning for taking a star off the rating.

Bought this based on some reviews which I saw on amazon and still wasn’t sure about the quality. Tried it yesterday as soon as I have received the bottle and all I can say is that I am amazed by how good coverage it has and how easy is to use with an acrylic square flat brush. To be on the safe side I have covered with paper tape all parts not to be painted. In the photos I have put together both shoes, one which I haven’t done anything to it yet and the other one has only two thin coats and I’m happy to leave it like this. Would highly recommend if you want to restore a nice pair of shoes which you don’t want to throw away just because they are not white anymore.

Great product! Used with others to start painting my trainers! Lighter colours are always thinner and need more layers- so the first image is one layer, 2nd image 2 layers and 3rd image is 3 layers! And the colour builds up really well!The other colours I used by this brand were 'Taupe' and 'Dark Brown'

You can’t go wrong with Angelus paint. It’s brilliant. The pigment is very bright so I buy white paint to mix with some of them to tone it down a bit as I prefer softer pastel colours. Angelus quality is second to none and I can’t rate it highly enough.