🛋️ Leather Hero Leather Color Restorer for Sofas, Purses, Shoes, Car Seats - Renew, Repair, and Refinish Leather & Vinyl - 2oz (Tan) Review

Used on our light cream leather sofa. The dog went to bed and erased the paint from one spot. The hands were also a little gaunt. Easy to use. Do one section at a time as it will be more difficult but not impossible to blend as it dries. The sofa looks brand new, I renovated it over a month ago. Recommend.

Our black leather sofa is worn on one side where my husband usually sits. On the back pad were light gray patches the size of a coin. I used this material in a week out of town so it had a full 72 hours to dry as the instructions call for. He completely restored the color and made the skin like new. I've tried wiping it down with a clean white cloth after 72 hours and the black hasn't rubbed off at all, which I was concerned about. It's been over 6 months and it still looks brand new! I am very

I got this the other day and learned how to use it and not mess up the truck seat. I used a microfiber cloth and in small strokes covered the entire area worn from use. Let me tell you - I'm VERY happy with the result. I ended up doing the whole underside of the seat and it really looks like new again! Today I will apply another layer and after 72 hours seal it with a satin sealer. I recommend this product for the black color I bought and used. **** TO UPDATE. I sealed my seat and it literally…

I used it on a Natuzzi leather sofa to repair some scratches after thirty years of use. I have cleaned the sofa several times using Ivory dish soap and warm water with a damp cloth. I let it dry. I then simply applied Leather Hero directly to the scratches with an art brush and let it dry a day after application. The Leather Hero Color Restoration and Polish seemed to hold small cracks well as it filled the scratches with sealant. The cream color goes well with the original skin color. I…

Restored Vintage Class B Motorhome. The Air Bad steering wheel pad is worn showing its age. Bought light gray and black to match my medium gray steering wheel and dash. It's hard to find the right match. A little goes a long way. Start with a lighter color and gradually add black. Like mixing paint or gelcoat. I had a good match, but when dry it was darker than it looked wet. Not perfect, but close enough. MUCH better than it was. Worth the effort. Pro tip: Preparation is everything. Make sure…

When we bought our (new to us) 2005 JEEP Liberty late last year, there was a cover on the steering wheel. When we removed the cover we saw what 15 years of wear and tear looked like on the black leather steering wheel. She looked her age (plus a few years more). Today we cleaned the leather of the steering wheel according to the instructions, masked off the non-leather areas and applied black with the supplied foam swab. The first layer was "painted" and covered all the "bad spots". The second…

I originally ordered tan but the color wasn't exact. I then took the liberty of ordering a medium brown as well, assuming it would be a little darker, and I was right. PUT ON RUBBER GLOVES LOL. I mixed them up by applying them (with the included sponge applicator) to my bleached 2-seater seat (the bleached stain apparently came from my mom's perm lol). After a few coats I let it dry for a couple of hours and then used a damp kitchen sponge with tape to rub it lightly to match the aged texture…

There is nothing I dislike about this product. Once you match the color of your repair item with this product, you will be amazed at the results. I have an expensive sofa that has lost color from summer sweat and oil on the head and neck. After agonizing thought about which color to order, I finally settled on burgundy. It's easy to do and I tried it on an inconspicuous spot. It looked a little lighter than I wanted but after about an hour it darkened and was perfect. Then I applied it to the…