Leather Repair Patch, 17X79 Inch Self Adhesive Leather Repair, Large Vinyl Patch Tape for Couches, Furniture, Car Seats, Cabinets, Wall, Handbags （Black, 17X79 Inch）

Very pleased with this product to repair or cover the worn/torn areas in my old truck leather seats. At this time, it has stayed secured to the areas where it was attached and provided an economical way to repair the seats. It has a very sticky backing, so plan, measure, and cut prior to trying to place it in the area to avoid waste and frustration. Overall, I am very pleased with this product! Quality is good!

I used this leather repair patch on one of my dining chairs and it did the job! Easy to apply, sticks well, and makes the chair look so much better. Great quick fix!

Product is much softer than a different brand I bought last time but also not as sticky on the back. Worked well to cover the arm of an office chair where it was held together under the bracket. Not sure how well it will work on the seat or back of the chair yet. Great price but the paper tape they use to hold the roll together did not come off the roll easily. They should have used the same masking that was on the paper holding the roll together

My son had an older desk chair that he likes to sit in when he plays Xbox. A lot of the leather from the chair had worn off and he was starting to pick at it. I purchased this and put strips to cover where the leather was worn. It held beautifully and really isn't very noticeable. I would have been better off getting the larger piece instead of the roll but that was my problem for ordering the wrong sized product. It was very easy to apply to the chair and it looks great. **One thing that I have found is that it sticks to the leather but If the leather was completely gone and it was just material it didn't stick well. I just needed to cut longer strips so it could stick to leather on each side. I ran out and where it is stuck to the material and not the leather it is starting to lift. But again, as long as it is applied to leather on each side of it it will stick.

Okay so I had this in my cart and when I bought something else and I accidentally bought this too I had been debating on whether I should actually get this . hopefully I find a use for what I have left of it. Starting off it took a little bit for it to get to us, okay I don't pay for prime that is what it is but it was not an unreasonable amount of time . So I get it a week or 2 after I order it it's in a nice long box nicely packed . So I take it to the business that I have just recently bought , And I unbox it and while it's rolled up it feels ok. notice that I said while it's rolled up that's how it feels . Now the color that I ordered (black) is very true to picture . Having finally gotten it to my business I start by cuting a piece off and to start reupholstering my styling chair. why anyone would ever make a styling / barber chair bright maroon red I will never know And yes the colors is hideous as you are imagining , And on the armrests it's fine actually I would even dare to say good I was able to take those off so I was able to cut this to fit then perfectly when I flip it over it the product feels ............... I guess the best way to describe it would be have you ever bought Halloween pleather shoes really anything Halloween pleasure it's not made to last it's not meant to last In fact if you make it last you've probably broken the laws of physics and slap God himself in the face That's how the arm rests vaguely feel vaguely rubbery And like if you stare at it too hard it's going to come apart. But I'm dumb so instead of cutting my losses there and stopping no I continued attempting to reupholster this chair with this and I don't recommend doing that by the way I started on the top part of the styling chair (now this is not This product's fault but I could not get the styling chair apart in order to properly do this I was only able to parsley do that so there is the back of the chair hanging on by a bar and spite ) So at this point I cut another piece cut a hole for that bar and proceed to attempt to wrap the back of the chair in this product That did not go well some of that is because of the chair Another part of that is because this product is not easy to work with remember the Halloween pleather feel yeah it's back it's back with a vengeance and it's brought its elastic and spandex friends This stuff stretches so much that I could probably stretch and 5-in piece i out over a hula hoop and and make a trampoline out of it but it would probably break if I tried that ,I attempt to not stretch it but in order to actually get it to seal down I have to ,which then makes it want to lift up it's a vicious cycle that just ends with me on the floor sweaty and out of breath and not in a good way. My coworker who is watching this debacle is wondering about my sanity at this point I am wondering if that IQ I took in high school was accurate because it did not say I had a zero IQ but clearly I am a moron that is too stupid to live or a clown probably the clown at this point And so being the incredibly stubborn imbecile that I am I screw the back of the chair back in place which was a Herculean task because that stupid bar so I'm just trying to screw this in one handed while this abomination of a product is attempting to keep those screws out like an overprotective grandma keeping a boyfriend out, I get it screwed in I look at it and think well that didn't go well now let's do the bottom, because I I'm clearly an idiot and don't know when to quit . At this point the chair because of this product vaguely reminds me of a dominatrix If one was ever in chair form (I think it's because of the pleather look I'm hoping I'm really hoping that that did not say something about me as a person but it probably did) During this fiasco I have developed a brain cell and decide to cut up an old paper bag to make a pattern before trying to wrestle This elastic hell that has too many opinions for an inanimate object onto the chair I make the pattern I cut the stuff to the pattern I then peel the backing off ,crying scream because of course it sticks to itself , I didn't Even peel the whole backing off before that started. Fight with it until I get it vaguely back to right and then slowly stretch and stretch and stretch this product onto the bottom part of the chair I pin it down with some tacks underneath the chair knowing that I will have to staple it At this point it's a good hour after close and I am tired but determined, so I take the blow dryer like one of the reviews on his suggested and heat up this product to get the glue to stick And then go home hoping that that is the end of it. The next day at the salon I find that this product has released from the chair in several places And it's just hanging there looking like I covered the chair in The nightmare is a small children and trash bags . But again I am stupid and stubborn so I try it on another chair But I'm not insane so I don't do it the same way I try doing it in panels I took the piping covered it then I cut a piece to fit perfectly in the area between the piping . I place it on it does go better this time as I've gotten a bit more skill at using this product but again there is that stretch so even though I was attempting to do it as loosely as possible so that it wouldn't release in the night like it did with the other chair I still had to cut some off I got as far as covering the front of that chair before I realized that this was incredibly stupid And that no amount of stubbornness was going to make this product work for me I waited a day asked someone else just to make sure I wasn't being too hard on myself to what's the informed me that I was being far too l Nice to myself with how bad this looked And then proceeded to rip it all off of the chairs. And of course it hadn't completely released from the chairs Then I had to hand scrub those chairs they are now a bright cherry red because apparently that's the color they're supposed to be My (now ex) boss just didn't clean them properly That or in the attempt to scrub the salon of the remains of my sins I took the top layer off of the vinyl Either way those chairs are now operate cherry red And I am out the money for this product Now as I said hopefully I will find something to use the remainder on And this stuff would work very well for small patches in furniture but I do not recommend attempting and likely failing reupholstering with it

Amazing product. Good quantity and quality for money. Worth every penny. You can choose from a variety of colors and I got an EXACT match of what I needed for my leather chairs. Durable and good size product. Fits perfectly. has strong adhesive. My chairs look good as new.

Initially, I was skeptical about using a patch to repair my worn-out couch, but this product exceeded my expectations. The size is perfect for large furniture, and it's versatile enough to use on car seats, handbags, and even cabinets. I appreciated that I could cut it to fit the specific area I needed to repair, making it look seamless and professional. The quality of the material is top-notch – it closely resembles genuine leather and feels durable. It's not just a temporary fix; it adds a new life to the furniture. The application process was a breeze. The self-adhesive backing is strong, and it adhered to the leather surface without any issues. I was delighted to see that it didn’t leave any sticky residue or scratches upon application. This repair patch is not only practical but also cost-effective. It saved me from the expense of buying new furniture or professional repair services. Plus, the sleek black color matched perfectly with my couch, making the repair nearly invisible.

Great product, I used part of it to fix my couch, where a mover put a hole in the back, and the rest I used to make a faux leather purse. Very pliable, easy to cut both on the couch and when making the purse. The adhesive was perfect for the place on the back of the couch, and I adhered it to fabric to make the purse. It was easy to sew the zippers and seams. The thickness matched the couch's fabric, it was also the appropriate thickness for the purse, too. The fabric looks like real leather which was very important to me.

We got this to repair a small ottoman that our cat loves to scratch. It's a quick and easy cosmetic fix to an ottoman that our cat adores. It took 5 minutes to install and I recommend cutting diagonals when rounding a corner on the ottoman to ensure excess fabric folds over well. Feels like Ikea style faux-leather, isn't too thick so it's easy to install and rejuvenates our furniture. The glue is quite tacky, so I would recommend wearing gloves when installing. Great cheap fix for a sentimental piece of furniture 👏

excellent product great for reinforcement backing on real leather when making purses and totes.

Good quality product, nice feel and strong adhesive. The price is right.

Great option for an easy DIY repair; would definitely suggest buying a roll wider than the required repair to get a more seamless repair in place. Easy to apply and durable enough; definitely not as comfortable as actual leather but for less critical applications would happily recommend!

I recently bought this Leather Repair Patch Roll, Self-Adhesive, .The self-adhesive backing is incredibly convenient. No need for glue or sewing—just peel and stick! The adhesive is strong and secure, holding up beautifully on leather, vinyl, and other surfaces. I was able to apply the patch in minutes. The patch itself is high-quality. It's made of durable material that looks and feels just like real leather. It’s flexible, so it moves well with the material it’s applied to without cracking or peeling. The patch comes in a roll, so you can cut it to any size you need. the patch has stayed securely in place without any peeling, curling, or fading. It’s been through several uses, including daily sitting on the repaired spot. The material is also water-resistante