Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint 1oz Black

With 14 years of sun beating on it, the top edge of the steering wheel on my Honda Pilot started to harden and flake off. Very unsightly and annoying to feel when driving. I sanded off the hardened foam with 400 grit sandpaper and smoothed it all out. Then I used this Angelus black leather paint to restore the color of the steering wheel. I just dabbed it on with a little piece of foam. I added a leather finisher from the same manufacturer to seal it. It looks absolutely brand new and took less than 30 minutes. Much better than a bulky gaudy steering wheel cover. The car is in great shape with only about 130K miles on it. It's not unusual to get well over 200K miles so little fixes like this keep it looking good.The product is meant for leather goods...maybe I'll try it on my shoes! I have more of those than steering wheels.

Angelus paints were developed for sneakers. They also sell to soft for places like tongues of sneakers. Also too hard for mid soles which are hard. Best and only brand for painting and giving sneakers that new look. Amazon is cheapest place to buy. Durable and doesn’t peel.

Been using Angelus for years. Works well...changed my shoes from a boring tan that I never wore to a stunning black that are now a staple in my wardrobe. Saved money by not buying new shoes:)

I had to buy another brush not much of a problem just different from the other angelus bottles I get.

If you strip your leather first with alcohol, the leather takes this pigmented paint so well. I would use nothing else on leather. I used these colors a few years ago on a pair of skates that I painted Lilo and Stitch on. It's beautiful:-) I recolored a pair of cowboy boots from Orange to Black and it looks beautiful.

I was in need of a product to replace the cracked and peeling paint on my black wing-tip dress shoes. After brushing off the old paint, I applied the product. It matched the color (black) and shine of my dress shoes. I have only worn the shoes once for a wedding but the there has been no cracking or peeling of the new paint. Instructions on the product recommend that you not use the shoes for at least 24 hours to give the paint time to cure. I allowed several days before wearing the shoes. One coat of the product does not match the quality of the original paint, but applying multiple thin coats, as recommended, could help. This product does give old shoes some new life.

I needed this to cover some small white paint stains on a black leather chair (long story). Anyway, it worked perfectly! One application, and no one could have spotted where the stain was.

The vinyl was split on one counter stool, charcoal grey. I mixed this with a little of the dark grey and it was a great match. Saved me $200. Easy to work with. I applied with a chip brush and buffed with a damp paper towel while still slightly wet.