Angelus Metallic Leather Paint, 1 oz., Gold

This gold metallic paint has surprisingly good coverage. Angelus paint is always great, but I fully expected the coverage to be a little thin like the yellow and light green were. The photo shows four coats on a size 15 shoe. The N was originally dark blue with a silver trim. I used about 1/3 of the 1 oz container.

I bought solid white "leather" boots forever ago for like $5 with the intent to paint them a sparkly metallic pink. Let me tell you, I have tried various paint brands (from apple barrel to liquitex) and each time I redid the paint, it cracked and peeled and had to be redone. I was skeptical about putting in even more money on new paint for the shoes but u have worn them several times outside and there isn't a single crack in the paint! they seem to be holding up and I wish I had just spent the money in the first place. Angelus brand leather paints allow mixing of colors and I ended up mixing Pearlescent Rose Gold, metallic silver, and hot pink. I wish I had used less pink and silver because the rose gold looks much better in person than pictured. The final repaint of these boots consisted of using their deglazer, mixing a bottle of paint of ONLY Angelus brand leather paints, and then once dried I covered it with 2 or 3 coats of Angelus glitterlite candy pink glitter (it looks more red than pink in person, in my opinion) and then finished with one of angelus' acrylic finishers. I'm not sure about how well it would have gone without the deglazer or finisher. but I figured I'd share my experiences! save your time and grief and use this brand!

Love it- works well & looks great!

Good paint, I like the style

Listen folks, let me tell you about the Angelus Metallic Gold Leather Paint. It's tremendous. Absolutely tremendous. The viscosity? Unbelievable. I've seen a lot of viscosities in my time, and let me tell you, this one is top-notch. You won't find viscosity like this anywhere else, folks. And the coverage? Fantastic. The coverage is just beautiful. It covers like you wouldn't believe. It covers so well, it's like magic. Believe me. Now, I've painted a lot of things in my life – buildings, golf clubs, you name it. But let me tell you, painting with this stuff is like painting with pure gold. It's like painting with the tears of angels. That's why they call it Angelus, folks. Because it's heavenly. So if you want to make something great again – whether it's a pair of shoes, a handbag, or even a wall – you need to get yourself some Angelus Metallic Gold Leather Paint. Believe me, you won't regret it. [Disclaimer: This review is intended for comedic purposes only and is not affiliated with any real person or entity. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.]

I purchased this to touch up a pair of textured boots and it works wonderfully. Great purchase.

Need a base color for my project. Had silver spark Glitterlites but wouldn't color over original light tan. So needed base color of this silver to make thing right. Turn out looking great. The base finish worked like charm. Was easily painted on to leather project. Three thin coats and presto looking great ready for that Glitterlite to be added. Then used it on project number two. 1st 'The Coupe' Hyde and then 'Natural Lee Hyde'. To happiness.

Perfect paint....Exactly what I wanted with great coverage I used it for leather sandles!!!!!!

Wunderbarer Effekt. Ist leicht zu verarbeiten, hält gut und sieht wirklich schön Gold aus wenn es getrocknet ist. Im Beispielbild der Mix mit rosa- meine Tochter liebt ihre Glitzerschlittschuhe jetzt noch mehr!

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The colour is really nice but unfortunately doesn’t stay for long time.

It says "metallic silver" but it looks like contains mica (pearlescent) flakes instead of metallic ones due to the very light grey colour. (a lighter shade than anodised 7075 Aluminium alloy) I could be wrong since the flakes are reflective, just like other metallic paints that I have used, when dry. So far I experimented by brushing the Angelus paint onto a flexible TPU 3D printed piece, I applied 4 thin coats directly to the black plastic but it needs another coat or two for full coverage. I think that spraying will give a better finish.