👌 Enhance and Protect Your Black Leather & Vinyl with Doc Bailey's Leather Detail Kit - Clean, Condition, Waterproof, and Re-Dye to Maintain and Extend the Lifespan of Your Leather Review

Goes perfectly with my motorcycle jacket from the 70's. It is heavily worn, especially on the elbows and where the skin folds. The old color was definitely gone and the skin looked more like gray suede. I probably used 1/5 of the bottle on the whole jacket and now it looks brand new! Paint can get on fingers but washes off easily with soap.

I used this on leather? A motorcycle seat that looked a bit faded from the start. I put Doc Bailey's clothes all over the seat. Spread it out as evenly as possible. Leave for about an hour and then polish. Make sure you buff it well enough as the black will come off your fabric, so keep buffing until you have no more black spots. Repeat if necessary. I recommend this product. It was important

Doesn't work at all. I made 3 layers on the steering wheel. waited an hour between each thin layer. Then let it dry for 3-5 hours. When I pumped it up with the attached cloth. Everything flew off. I'm so glad my clothes or hands didn't touch the steering wheel! I doubt the reviews. How these people polished their jackets/bags and didn't soil the chairs they sat on or anything like that. It should only be used for shoes.

This material has worked wonders on my BMW leather seats! I have just bought a 6 year old BMW 128i in excellent condition with only 9,000 miles on the odometer. The car is almost new as the previous owner put it in the garage and hardly drove it! The only downside I could find was that the driver's seat side seam was a bit frayed due to seat belt chafing. I have used Doc Bailey black leather products and now the seat looks brand new just like the rest of my amazing car! I am delighted with the…

I've brought 4 dead, dull, weathered, almost useless seats back to life with this product and have enough left over for more. While Armor All does not fix severe fading and leaves the seat overly shiny, greasy and very slippery, Doc Baileys gives the seat a natural looking low/medium gloss black that is smooth, soft and dry to the touch. As many have said, it won't stain a non-black seat, but a badly faded black seat will look almost new. It's like shoe polish for a motorcycle seat. Rub, let…

Tried this on my BMW E46 seats/doors and I was a bit disappointed as I was expecting better results. I was watching a video of someone doing their BMW e39 and since my car is also a BMW I would get similar results. Somehow he had better results than me. Some of the faded areas are a bit darker, but not compared to some other results I've seen. And I noticed that the areas that needed painting were kind of losing color, they didn't seem as dark as when the paint was first applied and the car…

After maybe reading too many reviews I bought Doc Baileys leather paint instead of Kiwi leather paint just because of some reviews. Car seats look GREAT after repainting. Again, DO NOT use shoe polish, use paint. Follow the directions and wipe off the excess. The black paint was still peeling off after 2 days, not excessively but still peeling off. In addition, the black dye was applied to the fabric using skin care wipes. Not much but be careful. The seats look good after 2 months. The only…