🛋️ Brown Leather Repair Kits for Couches & Upholstery - Vinyl and Leather Repair Kit - Leather Paint - Fix Leather Scratches, Tears, Burn Holes - Restoring Upholstered Furniture, Sofa, Boat, Car Seats - Brown Leather Dye Review

I used this on the worn corners of an old brown Coach briefcase. Luckily, one of the base colors that came with it was already close enough that I didn't have to mix the other shades included to get a color match. I worked slowly, increasing the thickness of the coat once a day on each of the four bottom corners for about five days, allowing it to fully dry each time. Do not hurry! Then apply leather care and some matt shoe polish and the 25 year old bag looks great again.

The product is ok and was pretty easy to use for color matching. I applied it quite thickly to my office chair and let the product dry for over 12 hours. After using the chair for a few weeks after installing this product, the cracks in the application area reappear. I'll try again and see if it finally fixes the issue, if not I'll update. UPDATE This time the product worked much better but the area in the center of the chair broke again. I would say this product works best on low or untouched…

I bought this vinyl/leather repair product to repair an old crocodile skin mahjong case. The faux leather is worn on all corners and there are scratches on the top and sides of the case. The worn corners were nearly 1/2 inch in diameter. I applied the product very thinly to create repaired corners and rubbed with alcohol as recommended until even with the rest of the case. Only if you look closely you can see the repair on the corners.On the scratches I just smeared small scratches with a…

First of all, it's impossible to pick any color at all. The color after drying and when wet is very different. And if you happen to find an OK color, good luck repeating it to use in other areas. After application I waited 24 hours for it to solidify and polished with alcohol as instructed. And after polishing, some areas will peel off. We were afraid that if we use it, it would also ruin our clothes or the clothes of visitors. Also of concern is the use of the applied product in the presence…

The product is easy to apply and hides cracks well. It would be nice if the tubes were printed with the name of the color as the colors given in the instructions don't even come close to matching the color in the tubes. Finding a color that matches your furniture is difficult as the color will darken as it dries. Even if you confused the color you want, trying to reproduce it would require careful measurement of compositions at the initial stage. In general, I am very satisfied with the…

FIRST RATING: There were two white ones in the pack and no black "varnish" so I couldn't use it and had to order from another manufacturer. Hope you have better luck than me. EDIT: I ordered this purchase again because it seemed to me that the mistake in the wrong items was innocent and it was the best price. My second order had the correct paint colors but oddly the contents were still different. The manual was different from the first and included a patch to repair large holes. So keep your…

I found a vintage Eames rocker at my local drug store for $200 and was pleased but a bit concerned about the condition of the leather on the armrests, seat and the footrest. Immediately I started looking for a homemade version of how to repair leather (sit in it so no one else can buy it!), found leather conditioner and paint and decided to give it a try. I used the conditioner on everything and it helped right away, but once it dried the white cracks reappeared. So I mixed these colors and got

I wasn't sure at first because of the mixing instructions. Follow horizontally for majors and vertically for minors. I don't know what that meant. BUT I was lucky I was able to play with the colors and got an exact match! I wasn't sure I could make it again if I needed more than I mixed. I applied quite thickly because every time I ran the trowel over my faded skin you could see the lighter faded skin I was trying to darken. . With the help of a soft cloth I was able to apply a good coat that…