Name: Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint
Brand: Angelus
SKU: 720-XX-XXX-C
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The Basics

If you’re looking to give your leather shoes and apparel an upgrade, make sure you choose

Angelus Acrylic leather paint

, the #1 preferred acrylic leather paint by sneaker painting pros.
The Uses

Angelus Paint

is ideal for painting sneakers, leather shoes, bags, belts, jackets or just anything leather.
The Pro Tip

Angelus Paint

is one of the best acrylic paint for leather.
The Specs

Angelus Paint

has over 60+ leather paint colors to choose from, enabling you to pick the colors you want for each and every leather paint project.
The Bottom Line

Angelus Leather Paint goes smoothly onto your leather and when applied properly won't crack, wear off or fade.
HOW TO USE ANGELUS PAINT ON LEATHER

If you’re interested in learning how to use Angelus Paint on leather, click to read our 5-step how to paint on leather process to learn more.

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How To	How to use Angelus Paint on leather Step 1: Clean your shoes or sneakers Make sure that your shoes or sneakers are completely clean before you apply your chosen Angelus paint using Angelus Leather Preparer and Deglazer. This is an all-purpose cleaner and stripper for leather articles and can be used to de-glaze the factory finish as well as open the pores of your leather shoes allowing for more adhesion with your paint. If there is some color that you want to keep: block that off with Frog Tape. Wearing heavy duty rubber gloves, clean your shoes using a rag or a cotton ball. Wipe excess from leather. If you want to custom your sneakers, use frog tape to block off any areas. When applying Angelus paints, always wear heavy-duty gloves to protect your hands and minimize mess. Don't forget to first remove your laces and set them aside; you can replace them later with new laces. Step 2: Apply the leather paint Once your sneakers are fully dry, you can now start applying the Angelus paint Make sure the areas of the shoe that you do not want to paint are still masked off, or if you want, you can add black, silver, or other colored accents by masking off additional areas, thereby creating your own custom sneaker. If your shoes are dark, you should paint your shoes with a coat of white first. You will probably then need about 5 coats of Angelus paint for shoes to ensure an even color. Five thin coats wear better than one thick one. Step 3: Dry your shoes or sneakers Apply the leather paint with short even strokes, being careful to smooth out the edges to avoid getting ridges. Angled brushes are great for facilitating this. After you finish painting the first coat, use a hairdryer to assist in the drying process. A dryer does two things. First it "shrink-wraps" the paint to the shoe, and second, it smooths out any unwanted brush strokes by melting the paint right into the prepared leather. Apply the final coat, once again using a hairdryer to dry your leather paint, and now you are ready for step four. Step 4: Remove the frog tape If you've sectioned off parts of the shoe with frog tape, for the sharpest edge, remove while the shoe paint is still a bit wet– don't wait for it to dry, or else you may have cracking issues. Step 5: Finish with an acrylic finisher Leave your shoes or sneakers to dry for at least 24 hours, and then apply an Angelus Acrylic Finisher, which is like shoe polish for leather paint. This product is available in Matte, Satin, and High Gloss, depending on the finish you want. Once they're dry, you can put the laces back in.
FAQ	What is Angelus paint? Angelus paint is an acrylic paint that has been created specifically for use on leather. It is water-based and non-toxic and can be used to recolor your leather goods, including leather shoes and sneakers. It is one of the most trusted names in acrylic leather paint for sneakers and shoes and can be used to customize and restore leather footwear with ease. If you're wondering where to get Angelus paints, Manhattan Wardrobe Supply is a perfect choice, offering an extensive collection of custom colors. Our Angelus brand leather paint range is ideal for retouching and revitalizing old leather shoes and trainers. The Angelus paint series also includes shoe polish kits and shoe cleaning kits to ensure the longevity of your leather goods. What Angelus paint products are available? When it comes to Angelus paint for shoes, there are many Angelus paints to choose from, including standard black angelus leather paint, metallic, neon, and pearlescent, and over 150 different colors that can be missed to create custom shades. How to use Angelus Preparer and Finisher? Although using angelus shoe paint is simple, you need to make sure that you prepare your leather before getting started. As this paint is water-based, you need to clean the leather with Angelus leather preparer to remove dirt and any previous product used from the surface. Once you've completed the painting process, use Angelus Acrylic finisher to give your leather some extra shine and protection. For matte finishes, use the Angelus matte finisher product. For more products and information on where to get Angelus leather paint, Manhattan Wardrobe Supply has a selection of leather paints from the Angelus brand. Click to see the full line of Angelus paint products. You can also read all our how-to paint your shoes on our Manhattan Wardrobe blog, specifically for the Angelus leather paints. Plus, discover a few of our favorites: How to paint shoes affordably How to paint leather shoes Airbrush sneakers like a pro Sneaker painting: Dull to dazzling Cleaning and restoring your shoes

The Basics

Angelus Acrylic leather paint

The Uses

Angelus Paint

The Pro Tip

Angelus Paint

The Specs

Angelus Paint

The Bottom Line

HOW TO USE ANGELUS PAINT ON LEATHER

How to use Angelus Paint on leather

Step 1: Clean your shoes or sneakers

Step 2: Apply the leather paint

Step 3: Dry your shoes or sneakers

Step 4: Remove the frog tape

Step 5: Finish with an acrylic finisher

What is Angelus paint?

What Angelus paint products are available?

How to use Angelus Preparer and Finisher?