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Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown
Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown
SKU: 1811
Description
Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown
For best results, use Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown! This unique leather paint has outstanding coverage and was specially developed to paint smooth leather. Due to the excellent coverage, it is possible to paint over a darker colour. The Angelus paint does not rub off or stain, and it retains its original colour over time. What’s even better, is that it does not scratch nor does it break off or flake. After it has finished drying, the Angelus leather paint is also completely waterproof!
Give your leather clothes, shoes, accessories, and furniture a new look with the Angelus leather paint. Restoring and restyling an old leather item is easier than you would think. It is only a matter of making sure that the leather surface is prepped for paint, for example by using the Angelus Preparer and Deglazer. Proper preparation ensures a beautiful end result.
Using Angelus Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown
As Angelus leather paint is water-based, it results in paint that is splash-proof, with the added advantage that you can always easily clean the painted surface. This gives the leather a good layer of protection, even in bad weather conditions. This paint comes in two different sizes of bottles: 29.5 ml and 118 ml.
- First, make sure the leather is thoroughly pre-treated, e.g. with the Angelus Preparer and Deglazer.
- Apply the first coat of paint in a thin, even layer. Remember to include the seams and cracks.
- Apply the new layer as soon as the first layer is dry. Make sure to apply thin layers for the best results. On average, it takes 10 to 15 minutes before the layer has dried and the next one can be applied. Apply several layers until the desired result is achieved. Usually, this is the case after three to four coats.
- Leave the last applied layer of paint to dry for at least 24 hours before using the painted product.
How much Angelus Angelus Leather Paint Rich Brown do I need?
- A small bottle of 29,5 ml is suited for painting one pair of leather shoes.
- With a bigger bottle of 118 ml, painting an entire car seat or dining chair is possible.
- For a small two-seater sofa, we recommend using 4 large bottles of 118 ml each, for the best coverage.
- The amount of Angelus Preparer and Deglazer and finisher required is normally half the amount of paint used.
Delivery
1. Deutsche Post – delivery period: 5 to 7 business days € 3.95
2. DHL – delivery period: 3 to 5 business days € 5.95
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Preparation
First, make sure the leather is thoroughly pre-treated, for example with Angelus' Preparer and Deglazer
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Painting
Apply a thin layer of paint, covering seams and cracks. After 10 to 15 minutes, add more coats until you reach the desired finish, usually after three to four coats.
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Finish
Allow the last applied coat of paint to dry for at least 24 hours before using the painted product.
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You have questions? We have answers.
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Q. For how long does the paint need to dry?
A. We recommend letting each thin coat dry for 10-25 minutes; the final coat should be left to dry for 24 hours before applying finishers.
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Q. How can I reduce the glossiness of the paint?
A. The Angelus Duller was developed to specifically reduce glossiness in leather paint. Before painting, it is both easy and quick to mix the Duller with your leather paint to get a more matt finish.
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Q. How much paint should I use?
A. This depends on the size, type, and intended use of the item you are going to paint. A pair of shoes such as trainers can be painted with three thin coats using one 29.5 ml jar.
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Q. Is applying a white coat of paint necessary before doing anything else?
A. Even though Angelus Leather Paint has great opacity, lightening dark-coloured leather can be tricky. We thus recommend applying a coat of white leather paint first, to ensure the best colour quality.
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Q. Should I apply the leather paint in several coats?
A. Yes, always apply the paint in several layers using thin coats. An excessively thick coat of paint will not remain elastic, resulting in cracks and tears.
