Leather Repair Kit For Furniture, Sofa, Jacket And Shoes - Dye, Filler, Paint & Scratch Repair For Car Seats Review

So i bought this on a whim was rushed, didnt do any research into the product, actually ordered the wrong thing but turned out to be exactly what i needed! Its crazy how things worked out, even the employee i chatted with online about the effectiveness it would have on these pair of leather vans, which needed touch ups very bad.as you can see from the first pictures. So i decided to start on a very small area in a area which wouldnt even be noticeable in the event things didnt work out. Within…

My family has had these kitchen chairs at our beach house for almost ten years. They are constantly being used and sometimes used with wet bathing suits. My dad wanted to get all new cushions for them but I told him to give this a try since I’ve seen car detailers use similar products. This worked like a charm and really sealed them up. It looks nice and the pieces aren’t falling off the chair anymore. The included sponge helped give it the leather look. Highly recommend!

I purchased this product after I noticed the molded plastic material on my passenger door panel was peeled off. The area was pea sized but noticeable. The product came within a timely manner. Once it arrived, I actually skipped the provided tutorial that you can scan the QR code of to take you to the instructions/color chart. I had to mix the black and white color together to get a dark charcoal color. I put the black substance in the plastic container provided with the shipment and added…

Had a baseball sized area of paint that peeled off my leather sofa. Fortunately my sofa is black so I didn't have to do any mixing to match the color. The little spatula this comes with made it really easy to spread the repair material nice and evenly over a larger area. Even before the repair material had fully dried, the damaged area was no longer noticeable. Worked great. Would buy this again.

i like this product, be prepared to apply a heavy amount as it may sink in and shrink. Also they include a magic eraser to scuff it down with, I used a piece of 400 grit sand paper to knock it down and it worked very well. I after filling used an upholstery needle heated up as my seats were perforated so as to duplicate the factory breathing holes. Looks great, as usual read the directions and test the shade needed in an inconspicuous place until reaching desired shade. After either dye the…

Does the job but I have a suggestion to make. While using on a small burn mark not a hole but an indent to fill in. After using and it dries I used rubbing alcohole to even out and dull the shine a bit. It took me several attempts due to the material has a texture a grain pattern little bumps like. The repair was flat no texture and stood out big time. I a small 16 gage wire stripped one end and would dab the copper wire in the product and lightly dab on mixture making high and low spots in…

I accidentally jumped into my Bobcat with a Philips screwdriver in my back pocket causing an L-shaped tear in the seatback. After a little research, I decided to try the black leather & vinyl kit.I watched the instruction on the manufacturers' website and the repair went well.The kit contains plenty of backing material, a useful tool, and plenty of black and white adhesive solutions.I have now ordered the color repair kit to tackle the other repairs I have.

I got a pleather jacket from a local thrift shop that was in good condition overall but peeling pretty bad near the collar. I picked at it, which made it worse, but then I put on three coats of this stuff and it looks almost as good as new! Four and it probably would look brand new. I took these photos where the light was shining right on the jacket, so you can barely see the patches still, but nothing stands out when I wear it.Side Note: I wouldn't recommend using a foam brush to apply the…

Bought this with the hope it could help fix my dogs claw marks on my Tesla’s door but looks like I’m going to have to buy a whole new panel. When the leather/pleather is pulled there’s not much you can do I guess. I did use this on my pure black leather purse where it was torn and weathered and it worked great.

Easy to use. Color may be a little difficult to match. Alcohol and Q-tip used to finish the process roughened up my leather seat, but at least the torn area was repaired.