Collector Leather Paint 1 oz Military Blue

I got this because I wanted to paint a felt cowboy hat to wear to a concert. This was my very first time painting with this type of paint as well. It was my first time, painting, a cowboy hat, and I did everything freehand with teeny tiny little brushes. It was super fun and actually a therapeutic little adventure for me. I have no experience, but I laid out a paisley bandanna and used it for reference to create the pattern. I realize it is off-center but again as stated, I am an amateur. I think that the product saturated really well because it is felt it did soak into the material of the hat so I had to go back over some areas a few times, but other than that, it was great. The small jar was plenty And I ordered it in red black and white to be able to achieve the look that I was going for.

My leather purse was cracking all over. I wish I took a picture of the before. I tried to get the closest color as possible. It is a dark blue, a little darker than my purse but did the job. It is soft like natural leather, not stiff but a little rubbery. It works better for purses than wallets because wallets can be sticky due to the rubber-like feeling. I bought many colors from this brand to revive my old leather purses. The finish looks a little glossy and very nice. Overall, this saved me a lot of money.

I needed a bit of navy blue leather and while shopping I came across this leather dye. I thought, this might work and it would save me some money. Well, it worked perfectly! The photo on Amazon seemed like a lighter shade of blue. But it was definitely Navy Blue. The jar is pretty small so you project wouldn't be a large sofa or sofa chair. For the project I was working on the size was perfect.

I bought this paint to refurbish my lounge fly backpack. After buffing down the areas I needed to paint and used a small brush to apply it, it dried beautifully with no streaking. Thanks for helping me bring my bag back to life.

This is THE best paint for shoe soles and touching up logos on hats, shoes, gloves and bags. This is definitely my “go to” when I need the right color. It’s flexible and stays on very well. It takes some effort but it will come off if you accidentally run off line.

I have used several kinds of Angeles paints and thought they were great. Popsicle green is a fun color but so thin! Maybe it is because it is neon. The neon pink was a little thin too. This is a photo of a shoe with three coats of green.

Paint save the couch from the cats..

I managed to strip the leather edge finish off the handle while cleaning my SO’s Briggs & Riley backpack. Picked up this leather paint in Mid-Navy 8 and it's a perfect match. So perfect it makes me think I'm a leather-repair apprentice.