Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint, 1 oz, Caramel

Our couch was cracking on one of the arms. It's a difficult couch to match so I contacted Angelus customer service who was SUPER helpful and sent me a color swatch with 5 different colors I picked out that were possible matches. I ended up using 3 out of the 5 colors to try and mimic the color pattern. It actually looks much better in person than it does in the picture. In person you can't even tell there were scratches. This paint is very durable and obviously a life saver (couch saver) to not have to give up a very expensive couch just because one little section was starting to show some wear. Super happy!

Found this coach bag at a thrift store years ago never used it cause I didn’t like the green color I was going to get rid of it, but thought maybe I should paint it if it fails no big loss. Came across this leather paint after a google search about which paint is best for leather and of course Amazon has it. It turned out really nice and now I use it and get compliments. It’s a very small jar but it was more than enough for this purse and can do several more if needed to.

It’s not my first time using this product. It s my first time changing color. It’s nicer in person. I got a new used chair to match my living room! I used 2 bottles of dark gray to put 2 coats on the chair. The gray goes more towards blueish gray, but it’s still nice! Drys fast. Easy clean up. Don’t forget to buy the protector.

Ah, the bravery and perils of choosing to wear genuine white leather boots. I was able to touch up rather permanent marks on the tips of the toes of an expensive pair of leather boots. The "cream" Angelus color blended right in. Word of advice: Use your own paintbrush and be sure to blend in a circle micro-motion for at least 1 minute. Keep blending delicately until the color matches your item. Reapply multiple layers if you must. At first, the cream was much too bright for my cream colored boots, but as I blended it in it darkened down and blended perfectly. Its okay if you get it outside of the boundaries of the mark - it will just auto-adjust to the tone of your object. Great product!

Used this product to completely change the color of my Fendi bag.These paints are fairly easy to use. they’re very pigmented so only require 1-2 coats, and seem to soak in and dry within 10-30 minutes.I found using a tiny brush worked best for around the hardware, and then I sponge painted the larger surfaces. This ensured I had ZERO brush strokes. Very pleased with myself and the Angelus products.As for the color… Hot pink is not very hot in my opinion. I would say this is a muted fuchsia. It has a purple undertone, like fuchsia, it just isn’t as vibrant. It’s a slightly muted fuchsia, a nice mature color.In case you’re like me, and you’re trying to find the exact right shade of pink— I tried the Angelus neon pink, and it was terrible. It was not as pigmented as all the other Angelus paints I have. No matter what technique I used, it barely covered, and was streaky or splotchy. It was so bad that I couldn’t even use it to mix with this not-very-hot-pink. Neon pink was a complete waste. All of the other standard Angelus paints have been awesome so far.

This leather paint color has somewhat of a sheen to it I also used the Angelus Satin finisher which gave them a glass like gloss I like the finish but if your looking for just a regular black finish I suggest using the black flat paint with the matte finisher. The photos are of the pair I refinished and a brand new pair of black heels as you can see the pair I refinished have a glass like effect.

No puedo estar más contenta con el resultado. Mis muebles de sala son en leather original (cuentan con14 años) no podía darme el lujo utilizar cualquier producto, este me dejó mis muebles como recién comprados. Quería comentarles que antes de pintarlos utilizé el producto Furniture Clinic Leather cleaner y después de pintarlos (con unas brochas sintéticas muy económicas) y esperar al menos dos días, le apliqué protector de muebles de la misma marca esto ayuda a que quitar la textura gomosa que naturalmente tienen al pintarlos, además que la aplicación fue muy fácil el resultado es increíble. :) :) :)

I used the acrylic leather paint to change the color of my leather chair. I got the chair secondhand, it had some scratches that needed to be repaired and I wasn’t fond of the color with my current decor.I first cleaned the whole chair with a water and vinegar mix and used a toothbrush in the crevices to remove debris. Then I sanded the leather lightly, superglued all the little bits that were scratched, re sanded until it was smooth and ready to paint.The mauve color wasn’t quite what I wanted, so I ended up mixing it with a touch of petal pink. I painted very thin layers on with plenty of drying time inbetween them. I finished the chair using angelus 600 finisher. This project took quite awhile because of the nailheads. I used a fine brush and pained around all of the nailheads. I throughly enjoyed it and I’m loving the chair now.The texture is exactly the same as before. Now it’s fabulous as well. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to change the color of their leather upholstery!!

Used this on a pair of Converse Boots I had bought in the sale and they had Rose Gold Leather and Rubber trim on them (not my style). I had iniitally tried Dylon Black leather dye (which you can see left a purply metalic finish on the leather (used on rubber too, not supposed to).Bought this Angelus Matt Acrylic paint and I am so glad I did! WOW - just what I wanted, I put on one light coat (very pigmented) on one shoe just from what was resting in the lid alone! (there is a brush that is attached to the lid when you open it, but I used a clean make up lip brush). Did the other one and I haven't even made a dent in the contents of the bottle! Dries quickly and superb! matt finish - I wanted it to look like they came all black (so used this on the rubber trim and leather stripe and converse leather badge on the side) - they look amazing! Kept saying oh my god (LOL) - SO PLEASED. Bargain with p&p included, as this would last for umpteen other shoes - so what if it skuffs or whatever after a while - one little dab and dries in about a minute! GREAT!

I have never left a review for a product before but this one 100000% deserves it. I thought my airforce were dead but I thought I’d try and restore them and they look brand new!! Amazing product, can’t fault it at all, about to buy another 50😍

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 found the perfect black ankle boots, or rather, almost perfect. They had brown heels and soles and I wanted the whole boot to be black.So, I trawled amazon for the ideal paint. This one seemed to be the best option and so I bought it.Inside the lid is a fixed brush. It's only small like a nail polish brush but it was perfect for the edging around the sole and it was also fine for the heel.Edited to add -I put one coat on it and it seemed to be ok, but after a while, I could see bits of the original brown heel through it.I've done 3 coats now and that has done the trick.FURTHER EDITAfter a few times wearing the boots it comes off easily. I have now covered the heel with clear varnish but it still chips off.So not as wonderful as I first thought. I have removed 2 stars.

After accidently leaving my Nike Air Force 1s in a bleach solution over night the original paint bubbled and began to peel. I wasn't looking forward to spend £100+ for another pair!I was hopeful but not very optimistic but I thought I'd try this paint. After peeling the old paint off and sanding the trainers down to a smoother finish I applied this paint. I was amazed by the results. Friends and family were suprised that my trainers were over 15 years old!It applies evenly and leaves a good finish. I even applied it to the soles which had began to yellow slightly.2 to 3 thin coats did the trick.And it's been durable since applying, wore them on holiday, to the beach and daily since August. And they still look fresh due to this paint.