Collector Leather Paint 1 oz French Blue

Beautiful color. However, it was the wrong color. Returned.

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 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.

Paint save the couch from the cats..

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.

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.

I cleaned a light blue secondhand Coach wristlet with a permanent ink mark that I bought for $15, prepped it with 99% alcohol and painted it with French blue. The French blue color is absolutely gorgeous… I love that it’s sort of a military/London blue and not bright blue. It covered beautifully and self leveled perfectly. I let it dry for 24 hours and did some small touchups and let it dry again before painting the Angelus satin sealer on top. The leather is flexible -no cracking. It looks like it was made that way in my opinion, and it has covered the Sharpie mark. I might play around with this with some other thrifted purses that I have. Definitely recommend!