Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint

Great product. Super service. Applied as a finish after a repair to vinyl boat seat. Colour matched by mixing with a vinyl/water based wall paint. Perfect result. Delighted.

The Angelus Paint 2-Thin is the perfect addition when using a paint marker, I customise trainers as a hobby, and being a professional creative (videography & photography) I'm fussy about the details. Using Angelus 2-Thin allows me to mix my Angelus paints and means that the paint is thin enough to use in a paint marker, which makes fine detailed lines much easier to do on trainers, as oppose to a paint brush where I feel I have little control. Aneglus 2-Thin works exactly as described, and with a brand like Angelus you know you're getting a quality product.

Tiny bottle for the price really, the paint itself is very watery and puddle like so I think as a not an experienced painter it didn't go well on my trainers. Have ordered some different brushes to try but I think I'm just going to ruin my trainers lol

Very rich, easy to apply. I change the colour of a bag from beige to black . Two coats and no marks. I apply the paint with a sponge and come out perfect. The finish is a bit shiny but nice

Works well on dark faux leather

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.

The product was excellent for the required purpose, my wife had a pair of cream coloured sandals.The leather upper was all crazed and my wife said she would throw them away.I decided to try and sort them out,I purchased the above product.After cleaning the sandals properly,I painted over the complete sandals with a wide artists brush.The result was amazing,the wife now has a new pair of sandals.Very easy to do with excellent results,I would definitely recommend this product and company.

This was bought to refinish a very old camera case, which is a grey close to the colour of this paint. But not exactly right, so how to adjust it? I painted a patch on some scrap leather, let it dry, then scanned the patch and my (cleaned) camera case side by side into Photoshop to get a colour comparison. That suggested just adding a little yellow and nothing else. My mix therefore, for a slightly warm grey, was 5ml of Angelus with one blob (perhaps 0.5ml) of artists acrylic paint in Cadmium yellow. I reckoned that a small proportion of non-Angelus acrylic shouldn't hurt, as I already had a tube of it thus saving the cost of buying another jar of Angelus for the yellow. I applied it with an airbrush, to avoid brushmarks - and therefore added 5ml of water to the mix to make it fluid. Two thin coats seems to be enough, maybe I shall do a third when it has dried thoroughly. I may also get some Angelus gloss finisher to provide protection and a bit more shine. One of those little jobs that repays patience, and taking a bit of time to get it right!