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Pentart Fabric and Leather Paint 50 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Paint, Matte/Satin, 45 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor effect Leather Paint 45 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Color Lightener 110 ml -
Pentart Delicate Fabric and Leather Paint, 50 ml -
Pentart Glamour Fabric and Leather Paint 50 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Paints, Set of 10 -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Markers, Fluorescent Set of 2 -
Pebeo Setacolor Gloss Leather Varnish 110 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Primer and Degreaser, 110 ml -
DARWI Leather Paints 30 ml -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Paints - Starter Set of 7 -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Markers, White and Black Set of 2 -
Pebeo Setacolor Leather Markers, Primary Set of 5 -
Pebeo Setacolor Matte-Satin Leather Varnish, 110 ml
Leather paints are special acrylic pigments designed for restoring, painting, and personalizing leather and faux leather surfaces. They are suitable for artists, designers, and anyone interested in customizing shoes, handbags, or clothing.
Our range includes professional products from Pentart and Pebeo, which adhere well to leather and remain flexible after drying. Along with the paints themselves, you’ll also find essential products such as primers for degreasing the surface and finishing varnishes that protect the artwork from cracking, moisture, and abrasion. For precise work on details and edges, special leather markers are an ideal choice.
- Surface preparation: Before applying paint, clean and degrease the leather thoroughly with a primer to ensure maximum pigment adhesion.
- Application: Apply the paint in thin layers, allowing each one to dry thoroughly to prevent streaks and thick buildup.
- Sealing: For long-lasting durability and abrasion protection, seal the finished piece with a matte, satin, or gloss leather varnish.
- Choosing tools: Use a brush or sponge for large areas, while acrylic leather markers are best for fine lines and small motifs.
What customers ask most often
- How long do leather paints need to dry? Drying time depends on the thickness of the layer. The surface usually dries to the touch within one hour, while full curing and abrasion resistance are achieved after 24 hours.
- Can I use regular acrylic paints on leather? Regular acrylic paints are not suitable for leather because they are not flexible enough after drying and would crack when the material bends. Pebeo and Pentart leather paints are specially formulated to move with the leather.
- Do I need to varnish leather after painting? Yes, varnish creates a protective barrier that protects the artwork from dirt, UV rays, and premature wear during everyday use.
If you’re just getting started with painting on leather, remember to add suitable brushes and cleaning products to your order. They’ll make the work much easier.
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