Colourlock Fluid Leather Filler 7 ml - Repair Small Holes, Tears, Scratches & Cracks on Leather Car Seats, Furniture, and More (F002 - Ivory, 7 ml) Review

All in all a great product. However, I must warn potential buyers NOT to use this seller. I have used this product before from another seller so I know very well what the consistency should be. Today I opened this tube and found that it was COMPLETELY dry and resembled the texture of a sponge.

I didn't have to buy this. This company's customer service told me I needed paint, putty and glue - the total cost is over $50 and literally all I need for a small tear in my Mercedes leather car seat is a drop of glue. I had to use acetone to get rid of the filler because it left what appeared to be a piece of plastic on my car seat.

No idea what went wrong but the color did not match the color on the tube label even when dry. When dry, it is much lighter and clearly visible on the leather sofa. Note that the circular label showing the color it should have been when I put it on my sofa actually fits perfectly, but the product that came out was much lighter.

I've had the most amazing and wonderful results with Liquid Leather. I used an off white cream on my leather sofa to repair over twenty scratches left by my cat. Since I have four identical pieces of furniture, I had to rearrange the entire room. Now my sofa looks like new. This product has saved me thousands of dollars! I couldn't be happier with the result and it was easy to use!

This is the perfect solution for blemishes. Especially good for repairing cracks and tiny chips. I like the neutral product as it allows me to more accurately match the color of several different items by using a popular leather color over it. I haven't tried using it as an adhesive to join two separate pieces yet. If and when I do I will come back and add my experience.

This Stuff Really Works. Our leather sofa had a few deep scratches and a few real tears from dogs playing roughly with it. It fills in scratches well and was actually able to close and heal tears. I'm not sure how they expect you to guess the color, but I guessed dark brown and it was right. Can't say it looks "like new" - those are too high expectations but it looks a lot better.

Does what it's supposed to do (as long as you do lots of coats) but doesn't work for me as you can't sand it down for a smooth finish like other leather fillers. It filled the cracks in my leather handbag but left lines and stains everywhere. Unfortunately, trying to sand it down to make it smoother only made it clumpier, and staining made it worse. I ended up having to strip everything down and start over with putty that can be sanded off.

I was skeptical at first. On my LV Palermo 4, the corner tubes were worn and the plastic tubes were showing. I didn't want the tubes to be completely replaced by the LV, not only because of the cost, but also because of the new light tubes, while the rest of the vachette is covered in patina. I said to myself why not try? Only $25 worst case if it dries if it's ugly I'll try to remove it. Fine. I applied it, the tip is very thin so it's easy to apply to small areas. After drying, the difference