AngelusLeather Dye Purple - 3 Ounces

One of my favorite summer handbags, a gift from my husband, a coral-pink, patent leather Dooney and Burke bag, had somehow got black color transfer marks all over one side of it. Couldn't get them off with any of the recommendations I researched online. So thought I'd try dyeing it a darker color that would hide the marks as I had nothing to lose at this point. Didn't want to dye it black (boring) but I love the color purple, so went with that. Watched some YouTube videos on how to do it and went for it and WOW am I impressed with how it turned out, looks like a new bag and the color is absolutely gorgeous. Will share a photo of it, once I put the gloss top coat on tomorrow. Even my husband loved it and was also very impressed with how it looks. Does not look like I hand dyed it. Feels so good to have saved a good quality leather handbag that still has many years of life left in it and now I have a handbag in my favorite color!

I use quite a lot of purple leather dye .. decided to try this brand..it was great ...it really captured the vision I had in my head for this leather purse I made.

It didn't really hold very well to the rubber at the bottoms of the shoe even after all the prep but this is a leather dye not a rubber dye and the color of the leather looks fantastic and regardless I'm in love with the results.

I bought one bottle of this stuff, there was only this size for the purple dye at least and I heard it was decent so I got it. I had multiple issues attempting to dye my jacket I bought.First being that it hardly changed the color. In the light it looked purple-ish but inside it just made it a more copper color which wasn't what I wanted at all.Secondly, since it hardly gives any dye at all with no other options I thought that'd be enough to dye my jacket but it didn't even finish half the jacket let alone one layer of dye.And the worst one of all, for some reason the dye was partly yellow? I think that might have been because it took the paint or something off of the buttons and shit on it which caused them to also turn a lighter gold, which I did actually like but wasn't intended nonetheless. It made my jacket look awkward with its weird random gold specks on it because of that.Will not be buying again

Used this to dye the wood top of a guitar. Amazing color and very easy to work with. Highly recommend. Will buy again.

The color initially showed a LOT of a dark, green/gold color. It looked cool, but the kid asked for a purple guitar. Fortunately the gold mostly went away after coating it with lacquer.

Great product. I wanted a deep purple, and used multiple coats to achieve. I’ve sealed 3x; but still have some color transfer so; I’m still working out those kinks.

I had a purple colored leather notebook that was somewhat faded.It was a fancy notebook that I paid $100 for (used) off of another website that sells used things.The purple Angelus dye that I bought looked purple in the bottle but it CHANGEDthe color of my purple notebook to kind of a yucky dark burgundy with a lot ofgold streaking in it. My notebook no longer looks purple at all. I would have EASILYkept it the way that it was if I would have known that was going to happen. It looked A LOTbetter with faded purple color than it does now. Does anyone know how to fix thisand turn it back to it's original color?