Leather and Vinyl Repair Kit with Ready to Use Color, Black - Repair, Recolor & Restore Couch, Furniture, Auto Interior & Car Seats

My front bucket seats were lightly cracked, but I wanted to restore to near new condition. I utilized the kit to prepare the surface, cleaned it with vinyl/leather preparation solution. The filler puddy was like Elmer's glue as I spread it into the cracks. I later coated the surface area with vinyl/leather color spray. Initially, the seats looked great, but after a few weeks of using the newly coated seats the cracks came back through.

This stuff was not that great though it helped fill in the tear it left a sticky mess.

Used to repair leather car seat. Worked as advertised. My finished job doesn't look perfect but it's a LOT better than open cuts and tears. First attempt so I am very satisfied.

I fixed a 6 inches V shaped rupture on a jacket, the glues is fairly tie, but it is clearly visible due to the rupture too big and the glue part no texture and shining ( the liquid color is helpless) , what I should do is put on piece cloth right after the glue application, it may have some texture effects, just a thought.

I bought this to use on an old leather couch that was worn in a couple spots on the arms and had a small hole in one of the seat cushions. It didn't look that great when I got done. It didn't last on the arms at all. Maybe a couple of days. But the hole in the seat is still holding up. I feel like I could have gotten the same results using glue and black paint.

Bought this product 7/7/17 here we are 8/6/17 made it to a total of 8 months & the product is just now lifting. I don'the rather to be made or thankful it lasted this long torn should I buy it again. I did noticed after a couple months the Elmer's glue as I call it started to deteriorate even though the cap was on tight & stored in the zip lock bag it came in.

The adhesive is fine and sticks. Make sure to cut off any 'hanging' edges around the fix area before application. Paint is not what was expected: my fix was on a black piece so no color match issue (if you need a color match best of luck to you). Followed all the instructions, 4 days later the paint just 'chipped' off from one large area of application (size of a quarter in oval shape) completely from the adhesive part. Just to clarify: the adhesive part is still attached to the couch, but paint is not on it anymore, so you can see a cloudy white dried adhesive. Other small areas remain on. I am thinking of just spray painting with glossy and leather safe paint.

Fixed a rip on my sofa rather easily. I used the glue to attached the ripped piece and then the black liquid around the edges, came out great.