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

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.

The mahogany color is stunning; the shoes were black, yet the dye did its job—even though science says it’s impossible to lighten leather. The guitar strap was light brown, and the photo doesn't really do it justice; the most beautiful thing about the mahogany color is how it looks in the sunlight.

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 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.

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.

So, I didn't even know a product like this existed. I completely ruined a pair of cherry Doc Martens by stripping the color with rubbing alcohol and was left with a really ugly pair of loafers in a weird reddish color. I used the stripper and then this dye in oxblood and they were restored! It took about 4 coats to get it to the color I wanted but you can't even tell they were ruined! It dries very fast so that you can re-coat quickly. It's pretty thin so you have to be careful with the included applicator to not apply to much or you will wind up with marks where the dye pools a bit. The applicator is also not very great for getting into the small cracks (like where the sole meets the upper shoe) but I just used a paint brush to get into those areas. Overall, I am super pleased with this product and it was suprisingly easy to do myself! I guess i should mention also too that I was expecting the color to be more of a reddish black but it has more of a brown tone.

Well, I managed to stain my hands, the kitchen counter, the microwave, and the backsplash. How, you ask? The screw-on cap arrived very tight, and in my struggle to open the bottle I managed to fling product EVERYWHERE. It is a very thin consistency - an actual liquid. I guess I was expecting something thicker? Anyhoo, it is strong stuff. The "honey" color that I purchased was not, in fact, honest colored and the shoes that I was attempting to dye a light brown are now almost black. : / Essentially, I ruined the shoes. This product was not what I was hoping for... it doesn't mean the product is bad, I just managed to make a bad sitaution worse.

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