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Collector Edition Gamma Blue
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Collector Edition Gamma Blue

Part of Collector Edition colors. Made by Angelus in Santa Fe Springs, California.

Size

  • 1 oz.
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About Collector Edition Gamma Blue

Angelus Collector Edition Gamma Blue is an acrylic leather paint color-matched to the midsoles of the 2013 Jordan 12 "Gamma Blue." It's made for restoring that midsole and for adding an electric blue pop to any custom.

Each bottle is 1 oz.

Before and after you paint

Clean and prep the surface first. On leather, take off the factory finish with Angelus Leather Preparer & Deglazer. When you're done, seal it with Angelus 4-Coat.

Pro-grade paint, made easy for first-timers

  • Angelus is the go-to paint for first-time customizers, and it's the same professional-grade paint fashion, footwear, and entertainment companies use to make costumes, exclusive pieces, and finished products. You get commercial-grade quality at everyday prices.
  • Thin coats go on smooth, and the color builds with each one.
  • Want to warm up first? Try a few strokes on the Angelus Leather Test Swatch, real leather with a smooth side and a suede side.
  • You can always adjust. Dried paint comes off with Deglazer, or you can simply paint over it, so you can keep going until you love it.
  • Free step-by-step tutorials on our YouTube channel and material guide walk you through it. Not sure about a color? Check the Color Chart.

What customers say

“Gamma Blue was EXACTLY the pop electric blue I wanted for my 90s neon dream shoes. It covered well and dried solid.”

★★★★★ Cara A., Stevens Point, WI

“So thankful for Angelus, I was able to match the color for a sneaker repaint!”

★★★★★ Cristian A., Las Vegas, NV

Common questions

Can I airbrush Gamma Blue?

Yes. Use an airbrush with at least a 0.35mm nozzle, and thin the paint with Angelus 2-Thin if you need it to flow more easily.

How much paint do I need?

A 1 oz. bottle usually covers 2 to 3 pairs of shoes completely.