AngelusLeather Dye (Red),3 Ounces

I used this to dye some veg tan discs I was going to turn into leather slingshot targets. Color came out great, even thought the dye dried the leather out I just rubbed in a beeswax based conditioner and they softened right up and made the color look even better. I will be getting this again in the future. Thanks.

They have their own thinner (that's the "natural" one), but if you cut it with denatured alcohol, it appears to give it a golden sheen which creates a really cool effect. This was my first jump into Angelus, and I think I'm a believer. Fiebing's has always treated me well, but there are just so many beautiful color options in Angelus that Fiebing's doesn't seem to have.

I used these to create striping on a pair of white faux leather tennis shoes. The dye saturates and penetrates the material well, but the final color is a little bit more raspberry red than what I was going for. I ended up using a Sharpie paint pen to get the bright red effect I wanted. I would definitely buy this brand again, especially if I was dying a true leather shoe.

Im satisfied with it almost. only one thing, im not sure about that if it's because of a long delivery time though the contents have lacked a little. Fortunately the other one with plastic cap arrived without any problems.

Makes leather red.

The color restored my cow girl boots to brand new, I can now wear them again with pride!

The dye is great and I use it on my workboots, but somehow I ended up with red dye but my workboots are black. I don’t know what happened.

Not good for shoes way too clear and thin