🎨 Enhance your Artistic Brilliance with 1 oz Angelus Glitterlites Paints Review

I needed a pair of silver leather over the knee boots which were very hard to find so I bought some silver sequins and dyed my boots. Look 👀. they turned out beautiful. I'm ready to party!

I have used it as a Kote rim and as a metallic gold leather paint. Dries quickly and beautifully! I also applied Fiebing's Resolene as a top coat to prevent possible chipping and it did not reduce the shine.

Love. I needed silver Patty shoes, I had old worn taupe ones. A day and a few shifts later I did it! The product acts like a clear nail polish. But I applied thicker layers and let them dry well in between and it came out great! 100% happy. The product was worth every penny.

I always use Angelus colors as the name suggests. I am in the process of dying my nursing clogs so the color needs to be well applied but still retain a vibrant colour. This glossy color did the job perfectly. My projects are usually the talk of patients and I, and this one is no exception!

This material is great! I ordered a pair of gold glitter combat boots for my wedding (long story) but they were too small and I couldn't find any more. I decided to simply turn a pair of my old boots to gold with this product. It comes out very well when trying to cover up black boots! In the photo when I started, one layer, two layers and three layers. One more coat should do the trick but unfortunately I bought a small bottle and it almost certainly took 3 coats. So I'll reorder and probably…

I love these glitter colors. The first layer might not be uniform but there isn't much of it and a couple of layers is enough to cover the area on the shoe. Shown is a pair of Doc Marten leather wings, the glitter is in the pink area. They were originally dark brown leather, I cleaned them with acetone, covered the pink parts with pink angelus (you can see it on the tongue) and then added 2 coats of pink glitter.

I bought a pair of black shoes that looked like shiny black crystals when they were new. After a few wears, the crystals fell off, leaving the outer base of the shoe visible. I tried using a black marker to fill in the gaps but that didn't work. I almost threw them away, but something told me to just toss them in the back of the closet for now. I'm glad I did because when I saw this color I knew I could make it dazzle again! I (LOVE) how they turned out! I'll use the same brand of sealant, but…

First, the container is very small, but not much is enough. This is a milky transparent base with added glitter, the milky base becomes transparent and shiny after drying. Shoes pictured are three coats of gold glitter paint on dark brown leather. Two would have been nice but since I forgot to apply a white base coat I wanted to apply an extra coat for a lighter finish. In the second photo with two layers you can see the opacity is great but the opacity is darker so I would recommend a lighter…