Angelus Leather Dye, Permanent Leather Dye for Shoes, Boots, Bags, Crafts, Furniture, & More - 3 fl oz, Jet Black

I use Angelus leather dyes regularly, and this yellow gets my approval. It is a good option when I need a brighter leather color instead of the usual browns, blacks, and darker tones. As with any leather dye, test it on scrap first. The leather type, prep, and number of coats can change the final look quite a bit. Once applied and sealed properly, it works well for my leather projects. I would buy it again.

I bought the "brandy" color dye to use on a very pale maple Stratocaster guitar neck to give it a richer amber color, after seeing some other folks do it online. I was initially nervous, because this particular guitar is a signature artist series Fender, and I didn't want to mess it up. But it honestly couldn't have been easier to use, and I was worried over nothing, and the results are phenomenal. It literally just wipes on, then you wipe off any excess. Do it 2-3 times. Let it sit for a day. Done. So if you're reading reviews to see if anyone is using this dye for that purpose, unsure of whether or not this is the method for you? Ditch the shoe polish method. This is the way to go. And there's a LOT of dye left, so I plan on doing this to a few other necks I have laying around too.

This leather dye is AMAZING. Purchased the "mahogany" & it is a true mahogany. Matched my vintage leather purse perfectly? Restored it back to life. Covered scratches completely. I was afraid there would be a strong smell. Nope! This purse was totally beat up. Now, almost like new. I have other "beat up" vintage purses of different colors. I'm ordering this in those colors. WARNING-it advised that you should polish it with their "luster" when dried. Honestly, it looks great with just the stain. I did, however, order the luster cream (their brand). It arrives tomorrow & I can't wait to polish it up. This is definitely a 5 star item.

This stuff is stronger than I thought and, at least in my experience, it streaks less than other leather dyes I've used. It's a nice deep burgundy and works like any other alcohol based leather dye. My issues is that 3 ounces is very little for all but the smallest projects. This isn't enough dye to properly coat a belt and even on smaller projects than that you'll likely use the whole bottle. Unless you're working on just one project the size of a knife sheath or smaller, you're going to need more than this.

I used this dye on a white shoe sole. I wanted the sides to match the navy fabric. It worked well and is a nice dark navy color.

I don't have an image to show, but just trust me, this product is amazing! The shoes I found at goodwill was a good brand, the right size, and made from a high quality leather. The only issue was the ugly purple color! I figured there was no way I was going to turn that purple to brown but decided to give it chance, and I'm happy to discover that it worked! It came out exactly the color (I used russet) I hoped for. The process was super easy, quick, and it took just a little bit of dye on the applicator to make the change. Don't over do it! I didn't clean or prep the shoes at all, and perhaps I should, but my experiment has a happy ending. This option opens up so many possibilities! I will never pass over a pair of shoes because they are the wrong color again!

I dyed my light brown Birkenstock sandals, a dark dark brown. It said to put two coats on and let dry for 24 hours, which is exactly what I did and they turned out beautifully! I put some clear wax on them and buff them to a shine and they are so beautiful. This product is amazing. I will definitely be using it on other projects.

This dye works! Does it work on leather shoes? I don't know! It definitely works on skin (which is leather I guess), tiles, stainless steel, kitchen sinks, walls, wood, dog bowls, and rolls and rolls and rolls of paper towels. I have a pair of navy blue pumas - my favorite shoes - that I've had for years. They've gotten pretty faded so I thought "hey! let me try to re-dye these! what could go wrong?" An exploding bottle could go wrong. An exploding bottle all over your kitchen. I was excited to get this product, and I opened the amazon package to see a nice little box. The box even has a little cut out area for you to put the bottle when you're using it to prevent spills. How thoughtful, I thought. Well I turn over the box to see what's written on the other side and the bottle leaps out of the box straight to the floor. Now, did I black out for a second? No, everything is blue. Navy blue. I didn't black out, everything is just now covered in dye. I see the bottle on the floor, the few drops of dye slowly dripping on the floor, and with haste I picked it up like that might help. No, no, no, that doesn't make a difference. So I grab paper towels and start wiping like a mad man, but it only gets worse! I made myself a human sized dying dauber and the blue just spreads and smears, no matter how many paper towels I use. I'll try bleach - that will at least stop the blue from spreading, but somehow it just changes the blue to a dark gray. I'm so confused, I just wipe the blue/gray around as my blue tears slowly roll down my blue face and my newly-blue clothes. Here's a short list of products that will not fade this dye: Alcohol, rubbing (although drinking alcohol will hopefully fade this from my brain) Stainless steel cleaner Stove cleaner Windex Grease Remover Paper Towels Sponges One product kind of changes it's color: Bleach 3-stars because clearly it works. I've never found the cap to the bottle. Maybe Angelus uses magic to keep the bottle closed during shipment. That's can't be right, then they could use magic to clean it up for me. The cap is definitely hiding from me on purpose. It's slowly dying something in the house, and is ready to haunt me in my dreams. If I ever see small navy blue circles in the house, I'll know it's still here.

It works well with good coverage, giving a really nice solid jade colour. It penetrates deeply and doesn't just scratch off so is very durable.. To apply I'd recommend thinning it with IPA and using a sponge, overall pretty easy to apply! Avoid using the provided wool daubers for larger panels, it'll cause you a headache

Super product, my shoes looks as good as new, i would wanna try the other products from this brand and the focus on detailing is commendable, they have made the package the stand for the bottle to avoid spillage, a simple yet thoughtful step towards customer satisfaction

Used it to dye a car seat leather and after the initial bright red it blended in properly.

An excellent product. Works awesome.

Good quality