🎨 Angelus Leather Paint 1 oz Light Brown: The Perfect Solution for Leather Beautification Review

no real color photo, had to guess. Their website is also cheaper. Hamsky was very easy to use, just wish it was the right color.

Goes almost perfectly with old leather office chairs. Pipes on arms are damaged by hitting tables. A few coats of leather paint and you won't even see the damage. Inspired by the cleaning and conditioning of the entire chair.

This product is excellent for covering abrasions on leather. I had a small scratch on the toe of my boot and after a coat of leather paint with a small brush the stain was gone. the color matched perfectly. .don't know what to do with the rest of the bottle but for a small fee my shoe looks brand new so thanks!

I love this color and the coating is excellent! But the color called "light brown" is actually more like regular brown. I applied three coats and let it dry completely between coats. I used #600 top coat. It's definitely shinier than I like, so I add a matte finish to the finisher by pouring a small amount of finisher into a tiny container and then adding two drops of matte.

I originally bought the Cognac color but it's very orange and doesn't match the Cognac shoes I used it on. I bought a light brown and mixed them up and it was way better. The photos show the finished effect, some also show the damage beforehand. I used a sponge brush and soaked the damaged areas, then lightly covered the toe and touched up other light damage on the sides. I then wiped the sock down with a dry paper towel to remove excess material. I think the end effect is a massive improvement

I bought a 1 ounce tan bottle and was blown away by how wonderful this bottle is because it has a nice applicator brush on the cap. But I just ordered the wrong color. I didn't realize I didn't like the color until I finished the whole bottle. I accidentally dropped the bottle on the carpet several times, but now I've dealt with it. But I'm just unhappy because now I'm spending more money to remove the color and buy a different color from a different company. The coloring process is absolutely…