How to paint leather shoes? Did you know how to paint Leather Shoes?

▶ Stripping the shoe's finish nearly all shoes will already have a protective coat applied by the manufacturer. This needs to be removed so that you can paint directly onto the leather.
▶ Penciling in your design this step can be skipped if you're super-confident in your own painting skills. I am definitely not.
▶ Painting using flexible paint to create your own design on the leather.
▶ Finishing sealing the painted shoes in a layer of acrylic to protect the beautiful new paint job.

What you'll need:
• Solvent to remove the shoes' finish I used Angelus Brand professional leather preparer and deglazer.
• Flexible leather paints - I used Angelus Brand paints.
• Acrylic finisher That's right, I used Angelus Brand acrylic finisher. Sensing a theme?
• Pencil and eraser.
• Brushes Cotton buds/Q-tips.
• Wooden skewers for fine detail.
• Disposable sponge.
• Shoes (or anything with a smooth leather surface).