Black Leather & Vinyl Repair Kit, Leather Repair Kit for Car Seat, Shoes, Jacket, Sofa, Couch, Purse, Steering Wheel, Console, Easily Restores Faux, Artificial, Genuine Pleather With Easy Instructions

Very happy with this product. Easy to apply and looks good enough to hide the damage . Gave my seats new life again .5⭐ Great value for the price and receive it in the time it said I would.Recommend this product

Excellent product. My boots look amazing. Highly recommend. I've used both brown and black and I love the results on both.

The product was extremely easy to use. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. After applying the repair material, it dried in as little as 6 hours. I applied a total of 3 coats and used rubbing alcohol and a towel to clean up the patch. While it doesn’t hide it. It does patch it well enough to prevent my cracked leather from growing larger.

Didn’t work as well as we had expected and didn’t last very long

I got this to repair my steering wheel which was advertised in the details. Once the product arrived there were no instructions on this or a link to videos which was also mentioned. I reached out to the seller with no response. I went ahead anyways and tried to repair my peeling steering wheel. It's gone on fairly smooth but has peeled several times during polishing. The product is very glossy and applying rubbing alcohol and pressure per the directions only causes the product to peel. It does not reduce the gloss finish. Very dissatisfied with the product. It may work for a small hole but I wouldn't even recommend that unless it's very flat.

Used this on my car center console that cracked. It did repair the crack, and it has held up well. It is not completely invisible but that might have been user issue. It was easy to use, just overall happy the crack will not get worse. Definitely worth it!

Tips: I found preparation is everything. Use a QTip with alcohol to clean the repair area, use the QTip to also clean the inside where your going to place the fabric backing, then place the backing material using a QTip. After this, use the brush to put paint under the crack so that the fabric piece can adhere to the leather inside, so the existing leather crack/hole has something to stick on. then fill in the crack with the paint using the spatula to even it out. I found using the plastic spatula to be better than the brush for a better finish. Just lightly press so that the inside of the crack/hole is filled so that you cant see paint around the crack of the leather itself just inside. The brush is not good for a flawless finished look. Then you can just fill in the crack/hole using the actual tube of paint to fill it in and the spatula to flatten it flush to the existing leather. This saved me a lot some a lot of time and money. Great little kit. You can also match the type of black by adding some white to the mix inside the little container for better color matching. Clean up with alcohol is easy if you need to start over. Hope this helps.

Very easy to work with. Just put on 1st coat so I'll see how it looks when it dries. I am using it on a tablet cover so it has to be flexible. I'll give a follow-up review. Update: Put on 2nd coat. Very acceptable. Took care of the pealing of original material...probably faux leather. It was the area that was constantly being opened and closed. The material has dried nicely and is very flexible.