AngelusBrand Acrylic Leather Paint Duller,4oz

I love angelus brand acrylic leather paint. It the perfect paint for a professional looking Final product. The angelus flat white paint was very flexible and had a perfect drying time. I am a long time Angelus Brand user. I have you their products for a few years now when I restore my sneakers. I haven't come across a color Angelus Product that has yet to disappoint. Make sure you look at and know the difference between flat white and regular white. Because both are pretty different from one another. And if you are looking for a more matte effect make sure to either buy yourself some duller or finish your product off with a matte finisher. Duller can also be applied to the Finisher. But I reccomend this product and any other Angelus Products to anyone trying to Restore, Renew, or just touch up their shoes. Check out their website @ Angelusdirect.com as well to find more items that may help your sole Restoring Journey.

You can only add up to 10% to the mixture but it does help reduce a lot of shine. I’d used this with the satin high gloss finisher on a pair of leather boots and it reduced the gloss by quite a bit. Good stuff.

I am fixing a black couch with some peeling. I applied the angelus leather paint and it attached well but it is too shiny compared to the rest of the couch. This was pretty noticeable after I applied it so it wasn't a great fix while it was very functional. Then I found this duller, I mixed a little (two drops) on a paper plate with some paint I would guess I did 1/8 ratio. I painted over the spots another coat and perfecto. This matched so well I couldn't see some of the spots. Amazing!Some tips: don't mix it into the whole bottle. Do it as needed in some type of mixing area. Next make sure it's mixed 100 percent. I didn't mix all the way and some of my spots came out shiny cause the duller never got mixed in 100%. If it comes out too dull too shiny, no worries, just add another coat after it is dry.

I like it, you don't need much to do the trick

I play around with dying bags, and leather furniture to rejuvenate, and breath life back into items. I wanted a product that wasn't so shiny like Fiebings resolene, and even Angelus matte finisher (not that matte). This is the item I needed! just 5-10% of this added to my resolene and it was instantly a matte finish. You can play around with the quantity you use and find the perfect ratio. This can also be added to paint. Don't go to high of ratio with this or you'll get a chalky look. I have only added to my finisher. I know I have watched some youtube vids on painting sneakers, so I can't testify to use with paint.