White Leather Repair Kit for Furniture, Car Seats, Couch, Vinyl and Leather Repair Kit for Sofa, Jacket and Purse, Restores Faux, Artificial, Genuine Pleather & Any Material, for Scratch, Tears, Holes

I got this for my 2010 Acura TSX that was in excellent condition, except the side of the drivers seat was peeling. I had paid a professional once before to repair it. He let me know the repair may only last a few years and was right. I decided to try myself. It was a bit difficult to get a perfect color match, but I got it close enough. I could never get it totally smooth, but again, it looked better than before. I felt like I was working with acrylic paint. I can’t get a picture of the repair because no sooner did I repair it, my son totaled the car sliding in the rain and hitting a curb. He’s ok, everything is okay. And this product is okay.

Excellent. Strong. Fast drying wealth of colors.

I used this on my dashboard. The little mixing cup that they provide is garbage and makes it more difficult to mix and then to take out the product out of the cup. I didn’t do a very good job but it looks better than before.

Ok but expected better. Not impressed with. I can see the area where I used it, too obvious. I could do the same with a regular acrylic paint.

I got this just to try because my car has gotten pretty rough sitting in the sun. I really wanted it for our truck, which is newer, but wasn’t sure I felt safe doing that. So I gave it a go on some of our cracks. The instructions did say it dries a bit darker than you would expect, so I went very slightly lighter and got it way too dark on my first try. You can see from the photos that it wasn’t really filling the cracks, either.The second round, I used the little tool to fill it in and got the color closer. I think I would need a few more to get this really filled in on both seats, top and bottom, but I think it has pretty good potential. Being tan, I’m mostly using white, brown, and a touch of black. If you have all black seats, white, etc, you might need a couple sets if you have seats like this old car.I haven’t gotten photos of the progress since I’m home late, but have to get this up for reasons and wanted to at least show initial progress and give people a reference as to how dark this dries. The initial colors I mixed looked just like the tan, so my next mixes were a lot lighter and not perfect but much closer, also filling the cracks better.I would recommend it, but do expect you’ll need some practice to get it passable. I would recommend as long as it stays low cost. They really should give visual examples as to how dark it will dry so people can at least have a close guess to start out.

I loved it because it worked

I used this to lightly cover several cat scratches on the arms of our leather furniture. I mixed just a bit into brown to get a close color and while it's not perfect, the scratches are not nearly as noticeable - so I'm calling it a success. Now I have to work on the leather cups on our pool table. In a way this won't be such a fussy job - some color repair and then conditioning. I have confidence that this product will do the job and I recommend this product.

I wouldn't go so far as to say "good as new", but it does make an improvement if blended and applied correctly. The damage to my leather sofa wasn't significant. There were a few spots where the dogs had scratched the surface. I used this kit to touch up the areas and prevent them from becoming tears. It was flexible when dried and definitely looks better.