Our Leather Paint is designed to paint custom designs onto leather. If you are looking to repair leather, then you should use our Leather Repair Kit. 1 - Preparing the leather for painting Our Leather Paint contains Leather Finish, so it is not necessary to apply any additional finishing coats. However, you may wish to apply either Leather Finish or our Natural Leather Finish if you want to alter the shine or feel.

Acrylic paints are typically made with pigments and acrylic polymer emulsion. When wet, they become water-resistant which makes them perfect for surfaces that need protection. Can you use acrylic paint on a leather item? Using a spray bottle to apply a little rubbing alcohol on the leather surface, or gently add the rubbing alcohol with a toothbrush. You can use our Leather Repair Paint to repair minor scuffs, scratches and colour-loss on sofas, car seats/interiors, clothing, handbags, and all other leather items. Apply a primer coat and allow it to fully dry. Using a primer that is ideal for the board. Some primers, such as plastic and metal, are specially designed to bind to smooth surfaces; To seal your paint you can simply spray a paint finisher over the top or use a dilutable paint finisher and dab it on lightly. You should give your design 24 hours to dry fully once you have applied the finisher.

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The Leather Repair Paint is supplied in a standard range of common leather colours, but it can also be supplied in specific car colours or matched to any colour you require. There is also a larger range of custom colours available, and all colours of Leather Paint can be mixed together to match any colour desired. Leather Repair Paint Using spontaneous roller strokes, add the glaze combination. If you are covering a wide floor, do not seek to cover more than around a 4- to 6-foot-square region at a time. Wad up a strip of plastic firmly, then un-wad it, right after you finish rolling on the glaze; You’ll probably want something underneath whatever you are painting to protect the surface. Newspapers or brown paper shopping bags work well under small projects like shoes. Drop cloths are great for bigger projects. Painter’s Masking Tape (optional)

Paint leather furniture such as sofas, armchairs, chairs, stools, and more in the colour that you want. Would you like to transform a two-seater sofa with our leather paint? Four bottles of 118 ml of leather paint should be enough. For a dining room chair, you normally need just one 118 ml bottle. At leatherpaint.co.uk, you have an easy and inexpensive solution when you want to change the colour of a new chair or other furniture. Visit our user manual for instructions on how to achieve the best results. Leather paint coloursPaint your design onto the leather using any one of our colours of Leather Paint. The product can be applied by sponge, airbrush or paintbrush. The Leather Paint is used neat but can be thinned with water if you want to spray it onto the leather. See below instructions for how to use the Leather Paint as a spray paint.