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DG
Comentado en México el 30 de enero de 2025
Ajustan muy bien a los sillones de mi coche.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de septiembre de 2024
I dyed a suede jacket and it came out great! The bottles are small and best for a purse or shoe project. I used 5 bottles to do the jacket
GENARO MORAN
Comentado en México el 1 de septiembre de 2024
Es muy cómodo
T Fay Williams
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de diciembre de 2023
Used this product to touch up stains to a new leather couch. It took several applications to cover the stains that had lightened the color of the leather. However, after using this product, the stains are no longer glaringly visible.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de septiembre de 2023
This leather dye is a phenomenal product.I'm rehabbing an old leather chesterfield ottoman that I purchased for cheap on offer up, trying to save me quite a few hundreds of dollars.Angelus was the first product I saw with decent reviews.After agonizing over so many choices and trying to squint and look for swatches on the site, I went ahead and I purchased the "Russet" dye.It was only later that I figured out that within the leather making community or "industry" that the names for these particular dyes are a near universal standard leather colorway which isn't unique to Angelus.So for example; you can do a generic Google image search for the leather tone "Cordovan" and get a general idea what the dye will turn out to look like.*IF* You're starting from a light vegetable tan natural leather which hasn't been dyed yet.I keep seeing negative reviews for this product because it appears that customers aren't doing their basic research and applying common sense before ordering and dying their project.For example: if Im starting with a pair of dark black boots, I can't simply purchase a turquoise or a green dye and then expect my boots to turn out just like the swatch.It will likely just end up being a dark color with a blue looking glaze to it.You'd be better off going for their leather paints instead, and always starting with a WHITE base coat.Or if you're committed to dying then you could try to deglaze and strip the existing dye off the boots first.My recommendation would be to contact their customer service DIRECTLY with a picture of your project.I will update my project piece with pictures soon.Because I was working with a darker toned ottoman and because I went in blind purchasing the Russet color, It ended up being a really nice base tone orangy glaze which combined nicely with the leather filler that I had purchased as well.UNFORTUNATELY I didn't follow directions and use a deglazer first, so I'm preferring to just start over again from scratch.Every mistake on my end was my bad, NOT the products. I was so impressed with the dye, I purchased a 12 piece kit from their site to save money.Very impressed with their leather paint as well.I'm very excited to get my hands on more. It seems to glide on wood as well, and it doesn't sit on top of the leather or wood like a normal acrylic paint does. 5 stars!!
CG
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de agosto de 2022
I bought this to use on some faux leather tiebacks. It's so easy to use that I'm afraid I'm going to start using it on a lot more than just these.The only negative thing I can say is that the color comparison chart is virtually impossible to use for browns - they all look alike on there! I ended up getting the chocolate brown and this picture is using 4 coats. (Take that amount lightly though, I did it outside and by the time I swabbed on one coat it would be dry-ish and not exactly how I wanted it so I'd do another. I'm sure this is not officially how you're supposed to do it.)
Alfaf
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de agosto de 2022
I used this to dye the vachetta on two Louis Vuitton bags, and it worked perfectly. I definitely recommend the chocolate color. It looks beautiful.
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