Leather Max Quick Blend Refinish and Repair Kit, Restore Sofas, Recolor Furniture & Repair Car Seats, Jackets, Sofa, Boots, 3 Colour Shades to Blend with/Leather Vinyl Bonded and More (Neutral Mix)

I love this product so much. It was easy to mixed the 3 custom colors to get the exact color of the beige color leather seats of my Lexus car seats. Now my 9 yrs old car seats looked brand new now & without burning a big hole in my pocket. Almost 99% matched with the original colour & with the sealant, the new paint stays on well after few weeks of sitting on it. Highly recommended for those who are keen to DIY your old leather car seats.

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I normally don’t leave reviews but after using this product I was so pleased at how easily this was to blend and apply. I used it on my new cream colored cowboy boots. I scuffed all the paint off of booth front top toes and this product made them look like brand new. Can’t even tell where I scraped them at. If you’re questioning if you should buy this product, do it!!

I wasn't sure what to expect from this, but after reading many reviews and watching "how to" videos, I wanted to take a crack at repairing some of the discoloration in my 2012 BMW X5. I will tell you I'm blown away with how well it works. In the first photo, in the red outline, you can see where I started to apply the finish. That's just the first coat, and it made a huge difference. The second picture is the finished driver's armrest area. (I neglected to take a "before" photo. To be honest, I wasn't expecting much, it was only after using it did I see how great it worked and then decided to write an honest review that came from someone who wasn't paid, didn't receive the product for free, wasn't affiliated with the company, and has no vested interest in whether this product fails or succeeds.) The third photo is a before pic of the front passenger side handle; notice the discoloration along the edges. The last photo is that area finished. I got lucky, the Sand Color (which I thought was going to be too dark) matched PERFECTLY, so I didn't have to mix colors. I will say it looks great. Here's some pointers: - Start with very light coats, drying them lightly with a hair dryer in between applications. - Do several LIGHT coats, if you go heavy in the application, it is more prone to crack and peel. - Use a Q-Tip to apply the finish in tight spots or in-between the stitching. - Dab small drops of the product on with the included sponge, then lightly buff in a circular motion. Do not apply too much pressure. - Let dry for at least 24 hours, preferably 48. The longer it cures undisturbed, the less likely it will come off. Inevitably you are going to need to re-apply down the road on areas that get worn the most, but certainly a great option.

The couch seemed beyond repair. The tear was at the seam, which made it difficult to fix. I bought this kit and used heavy duty fabric glue, along with scotch tape. Positioned the tape inside the tear, pulled the two sides together, loaded it up with fabric glue.. held it together until it dried well enough. Let the glue dry for 24 hours, then added the leather "paint" from this kit. The included sponge brush was useless, it ripped after light use. The color doesn't match completely even after mixing the colors to match the couch. But it worked well enough for my needs. Will update if I encounter any issues related to this kit.