Angelus Leather Dye Green

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

Perfect for what I needed, though straps were slightly stiff not sure if that was due to the dye but they turned out well after a little oil

The color is really good and easy to use, the included dauber is great for it. But unless you have a bin for dip dying, it's hard to have a smooth color and takes a couple times to get it looking really good...which means that you get about one larger project or a couple small ones out of the bottle. The large is meaning more of something like a book cover or, maybe, an over the shoulder bag rather than the coat or boots, much less something like a long coat or saddle without needing multiples of it

I bought a pair of white doc martens and knew I wouldn’t wear them in white but wanted to try dying them. I used black and green dye to make a grunge/ worn look. Before picture was taken after I stripped all the white factory finish off. I used the deglazed from Angelus at first, then realized it was just acetone and saved a few bucks when I ran out and bought acetone to finish deglazing them. Turned out better than I thought they would. I also think the sponge thingy worked better than a paintbrush. Follow the instructions!

This is a very unusual shade of green. I am not sure how to describe it but it is not what I was expecting; I was expecting an olive, forest, or sea green. But I received something I cannot name. But I am happy to have received something to change the color of a pair of yellow pickle green shoes I bought and did not want to return because I wanted a pair of green shoes; just not yellow pickle green ones. I now have green shoes that are just a step above the yellow pickle-green ones.