AngelusAcrylic Leather Paint

Only one thing to is bloody brilliant why did it take me so long to find this product

It did the job

As described and pretty easy to use. It doesn't come boxed or include a paint applicator. Luckily i had an applicator and deglazer from another brand already. I used it to refresh a pair of black loafers but I mainly bought it to dye some trainers . Quite expensive for the size but it does have more benefits than your standard shoe dye. A little goes a long wayDelivered real quick with free amazon pickup.

used this on my 4 year old black nursing shoes, who have taken a battering over time. They look great again, so much better than any polish or buffer. I used just less than half of this small bottle on my pair of shoes. I used a kid’s paintbrush and it worked perfectly. Quick drying, no cracking or chipping. Fantastic!

Perfect works well

Bought this to turn some brown boots black. A mate of mine showed me how he had dyed some a few years ago - which took quite a long time with prep work and waiting for the dye to take. Saw this and thought it would be worth a go.All I did was clean the boots down. I've forgone any kind of prep at all. Paint is a good consistency and coats well though the included lid brush is useless even for details as it's nowhere near rigid enough.Product is still drying as I write this so can't comment on quickness of drying or how well it lasts at this point, but this was by far the easiest colour change I've managed on a pair of boots.It also does take to the mesh material and rubber on the boots but coverage here is nowhere near as good - it's a bonus it's taken at all so I can't mark it down for that.Will update the review if the finish disintegrates not long after wearing but it seems like a quality product at the moment. Pics included as it's impossible to judge how well it works from words alone.

Firstly, delivery was a lot quicker than expected, thank you Amazon! Next, was sceptical about how this would cover up bright orange leather. I had an old bag that I wanted to make a bit plainer and decided black paint would be the way to go. First picture is starting the process showing the original colour and the first layer of black paint (I just used the brush in the pot, not the best brush but for something like this it was perfect). Second picture is showing one layer completely dry after a few hours (dries quicker than that but just wanted to leave it a bit longer). Thought about leaving it there but wanted to ensure the orange doesn’t start seeping through within the first few uses so painted another layer and left it over night. Last image shows the dried state. Dries fairly shiny so be wary if you’re not going for this, but otherwise a complete success!! May experiment with other colours in the future.Can’t comment on the durability yet, may update in a month or so.

Quality paint but expensive