Guidelines

What kind of paint can you use on shoes?

What kind of paint can you use on shoes?

Acrylic paints | Golden (brand) is top notch quality – goes on beautifully. You can also use any acrylic paints sold at craft shops such as Decoart, Martha Stewart, Folk Art, artist’s acrylics, or acrylic wall paint. Acrylic Paint Thinner | Thin layers are key to preventing cracking and getting a good end result.

Can you use metallic paint on shoes?

If you’re painting your shoes a metallic hue, you want to first paint the shoes with a non-metallic color that matches, like a primer.. so I used gray before using silver. Once you’ve attached your desired color and the shoes are completely dry, it’s time to finish them.

Will spray paint stick to shoes?

Spray paint: Can you spray paint shoes? Absolutely! Spray paint is a quick way to cover the shoe completely. The paint stays on the surface of the shoe, rather than soaking into the material.

What kind of paint do you use to paint shoes?

Choose a spray can with the smallest nozzle possible to minimize over-spraying. While spray painting your shoes is easy, it won’t allow you to get very detailed. Spraying works best when you are painting your entire shoes a single color. Remember to remove the shoe strings before you paint. Use fabric paint for cloth shoes.

How long does it take to spray paint shoes?

Holding your sprayer about four to six inches away from the shoe, depress the nozzle to release the paint. Cover the entire shoe with long, even strokes. Apply several thin layers until you achieve the color you want. Allow each coat to dry before applying another one; this takes about one hour.

When to put a second coat of paint on shoes?

Leave the shoes on the paper-covered table for at least 1 hour or until they are fully dry. Then, you can apply a second coat of paint, if needed. You’ll also want to wait 2-3 days to wear them. This allows your shoes to dry on both the outside and inside (if any paint seeped through).

What to do when you paint patent leather shoes?

Wipe the shoes with warm water and a rag to remove any dust after sanding. Paint won’t be able to adhere to the shiny finish on patent leather so it must be removed. Make sure when you have finished sanding that the surface is level. If it’s not, your finished product might be unevenly colored.