This version is a great color for my leather working projects. goes on easy and covers well.
Dye worked better than expected! Color was a perfect match. Dyed my burgundy leather sofa.
Angelus is always fantastic. The products are excellent quality and their service never disappoints. Color selection is incredible. I’ll be a customer for life.
Decided to completely dismantle a set up flip flops in order to paint them. Was concerned about reassembly. Picked up this product and it worked perfectly. Placed bags of sand on top of the footbeds for 24 hours so they’d bond to the soles — and they’re as good as the day they came from the factory. Great stuff.
Hi Emma, we're thrilled to hear the Angelus White Paint worked perfectly for your project! These look great in their new color!
I absolutely loved this paint. Not only was it so easy to apply for a beginner but it transformed by black patent leather shoes into super fashionable heels I get so many compliments on. I used the Leather Preparer and Deglazer first, then a few coats of white paint. I finished with the Normal Acrylic Finisher
Incredible look. Thanks for sharing your experience and for choosing Angelus. Happy crafting!
Angelus paint is the absolute best! I customize shoes and all my supplies are always from angelus!
Angelus Leather Dyes work really well for finishing guitars. The low VOC formula colors are vibrant, and they can be shipped without restrictions.
Love this. Stay slaying!
Great price. I use Rit Dye to dye my basket Reed and it has gotten so expensive in the stores
Thank you for your great business!
I just tried the hardener for the first time and it worked great! no suprise since all of the angelus products are excellent
Good stuff, put it on with a small hair brush,ordered more for other boot, great look! But reodered b4 discount 🙃
Great product at a great price. Goes on smooth without streaking on leather and canvas. Doesn’t fade or rub off. Judt like the pros use!
It works, but I think for my application (painting over HTV) it appears to have watered down the paint too much, resulting in blotchy brush strokes (1:1 ratio). Since HTV doesn’t “absorb” the paint, I don’t think this is needed.