Angelus Neon Leather Paint - Flaming Orange
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Angelus Neon Leather Paint in Flaming Orange is a professional-grade, water-based acrylic designed for artists and customizers looking to add high-visibility, UV-reactive accents to leather, vinyl, and canvas projects. It provides exceptional flexibility and permanent adhesion, ensuring your artwork survives daily wear without cracking; however, users should note that neon pigments require a white base coat to achieve maximum opacity and vibrancy.
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| Model Part Number | 725-01-129 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Angelus |
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FAQs
Does this paint glow in the dark?
It is UV-reactive, meaning it will fluoresce brightly under a UV or black light, but it does not store light to glow in the dark on its own.
Can I use this on fabric sneakers?
Yes, it adheres well to canvas, but you should ensure the fabric is clean and dry before starting.
Do I need a finisher?
A finisher is highly recommended to protect your artwork from scratches, water damage, and daily wear and tear.
How long should I wait between layers?
Wait until the paint is dry to the touch, typically 15–30 minutes depending on humidity, before applying the next layer.
Is this paint permanent?
Yes, once fully cured, Angelus leather paint forms a permanent, flexible bond with the material.
Can I use this in an airbrush?
Yes, the paint can be airbrushed, but you may need to thin it slightly with Angelus 2-Thin to achieve the proper consistency.
Troubleshooting
Paint looks streaky or uneven
You are likely applying layers that are too thick; try applying more thin layers instead, ensuring each is fully dry before starting the next.
Color lacks vibrancy on dark leather
Neon colors are semi-transparent; always apply a base coat of Angelus White to provide a neutral, bright foundation for the neon pigment.
Paint is peeling after use
Ensure the leather was properly prepped/deglazed before application to remove all waxes and oils that prevent paint adhesion.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Vibrant, high-visibility neon finish
- Highly flexible and crack-resistant
- Excellent for customizing sneakers and accessories
- Water-based for easy cleanup
- Strong bonding to leather and canvas
Cons
- Requires a white base coat for true color opacity
- Multiple layers needed for full coverage
- Drying time required between each layer
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before applying the paint, ensure the surface is clean and free of oils or old factory finishes using an leather preparer or deglazer. The paint is highly compatible with most leather, vinyl, and canvas goods. For optimal results, keep your brushes clean and moist during application to prevent the paint from hardening in the bristles. Once your project is complete, store the bottle in a cool, dark place to maintain pigment integrity. If the paint feels too thick, you can thin it with a small amount of Angelus 2-Thin to maintain the consistency required for fine details or airbrushing.