Angelus(30ml, Play In The Sand) - Springfield Leather Company's PlayIn The Sand Acrylic Leather Paint

Thank you Angelus for saving my bonded leather couch. The dreaded flaking appeared on my (crap) couch after a couple of years and the alternatives were to either dismantle the couch to be reupholstered or just give up on it and buy something new. Needless to say, those were extremely expensive alternatives! A friend who got similarly "taken" by a bonded leather armchair told me about Angelus and it worked a treat!I mixed two colors to get the color I needed and applied it with fingers crossed. It applies easily (use a thin coat initially and add another if needed) and dries surprisingly quickly. It doesn't run (I applied it to a vertical surface on the back of the couch, as well as to some spots on the armrests). So far, it has not cracked, peeled or flaked and it has been 5 months! It has remained pliable and I would even go so far as to say it stopped the flaking.Hopefully this product has given the couch a couple more years of life. When the time comes, I will not walk ... but RUN ... from anything that isn't good old-fashioned real leather, but in the meantime, this is an absolute life saver.

These two-toned dark brown boots were slated for the scrap heap so they were the perfect pair to use as my first shoe painting experiment. Now they may be one of my faves. Overall I believe I used 5 coats on top of one coat of primer. The straps were done in Champagne for a hint of contrast. The two colors are quite similar though Champagne has a hint of shimmer. Playing in the Sand is a very basic/neutral yellow-y beige color. Now if only they were comfortable! The paint is very easy to use and mistakes are easy to fix. You get very good coverage with just a smidge of paint on the brush and it glides on very smoothly.

while this painted on very easily, and actually seems quite nice - I only gave it 3 stars because the color is yellow - really yellow. it is suppose to be 'Play in the Sand' - so I had thought it would be more of a buff/ sand color. I am looking to find a taupe / beige color to paint over these kitchen stools. anyone used the 'Bone' color?

This paint is amazing! ! I am a dance teacher amd I promised my students that I would paint there shoes from black to tan...NEVER AGAIN!!!After 15 coats of spray paint on the mesh part of there shoes I knew I needed a better product. My husband who works with leather recommend this paint to me. I quickly ordered.The paint arrived sooner than expected and was EXACTLY what I needed!!! It was very easy to apply. It took to the mesh immediately. It only needed one coat. It was dry to the touch in an hour and felt completely dry after 3 hours. It didn't crack or peel. This is the real deal!!! I will be buying again! !!

I have a “painted” leather couch and loveseat in beige. We’ve had it for about 8 years. Because it is a light color it gets dirty. I’ve cleaned it multiple times with spray foam carpet cleaner, leather ckeaner, etc. I’ve cleaned it so much I have literally taken the paint off in one area. I really didn’t want to buy another sofa “yet.” My loveseat is hardly even used. So, i purchased this sand-colored paint in hopes it would easily cover the areas that needed it. And it did! Except for being a little bit on the yellow side, the paint covered will and restored the couch. I totally recommend this brand of paint fit leather repairs.