EndhoknLeather, Vinyl Recoloring Repair Kit - Car Seats, Sofas and Leather Products Crack, Fade, Wear Color Repair Paste 200ml (12 Colors)

The joy's of having a cat!! She scratched one of our brand new chairs. Use a plate covered in cling film and a fine brush (not supplied) as the brush supplied is quite chunky. I mixed quite a few of the colours together and ended up doing three coats, I might do another one. But really pleased with the finish so far, yes you can see the scratch but at least the colour isn't to bad and it's filled in the deep scratch. Definitely recommend this product, plus take your time to mix the colours.

I had two areas of damage in my car seat. The first one that I tried this on came out a bit bumpy. The second one came out very smooth. The finish is glossier than the original leather. I'd hesitate to use this on a very prized piece of furniture, but a bit of practice would probably give better results. Overall I'm happy with the result and a professional job would have cost me about six times the cost. Definitely worth considering.

As you can see this chesterfield needed a repair and this kit worked really well. Built up multiple layers over a number of days. Used the fabric to patch the repair underneath the hole. Very happy with how it's turned out. Highly recommend. Amazing range of colour options and easy to use.

We'd suffered a small matchhead-sized hole in the PU Leather seat squab in our motorhome and wanted to reduce the initial "whiteness" of the tear. The product appeared to have a wide range of colours mixable from within the 12 standard colours supplied, so we went ahead and purchased a kit. The colour of the material we needed to match proved to be a real challenge, and there really wasn't anything coming out of the suggested mixes the first time around.So far I have mixed two separate blends; the first looked dark to start with and really didn't dry much lighter at all. The second colour blend was closer than the first, but I approached it with a different selection of colours. I am now tempted to try one more time, as to my eye, the last colour still needs to be a bit more "green" to get closer to the actual desired result. Fortunately, there is sufficient depth remaining in the hole to take another cocktail stick application, but you definitely need to be patient when mixing and testing the colour, letting it dry fully before committing to the end game.The downside is that when you are waiting for the colour to dry out on your test patch, the amount that you have mixed is also curing and then by the time you get to wanting to apply it in anger, it is cured and you need to re-mix the colour again .... so, if you're blending, make careful notes about the colours/steps you took to get to the colour you wanted.The result we have arrived at is better than seeing the original hole with its white edges, but be warned, the kit needs a slow methodical approach to getting the colour and the application just right. I am hoping that with time and wearing in, the repair will soften over time and become less noticeable to anyone not realising it has been repaired.

Colour matching is v v difficult

Good littleKit.

Fixed issue and not very visible

Absolutely useless!! After 48 hours I had to remove it as it was still soft!!