Black Leather Recoloring Balm, Leather Color Restorer Conditioner, Leather Repair Kits for Vinyl Furniture, Sofa, Car Seats, Shoes - Repair Leather Color on Faded & Scratched Leather Couches

I like that it cuts through the grime immediately without damaging the leather. Works great, smell isn’t harsh at all. Leaves a nice shine that isn’t greasy. Tried a lot of cleaners before this one and everything left some sort of residue that then needed to be wiped down. Not the case here. I rarely write reviews. I’m a few months late but impressed enough to come back and give it a thumbs up 👍🏾

Really works.You have to be meticulous and apply with care.Overloads can be wiped reduced with a damp rag/paper towel.Applications depend on the extent of the leather surface damage.

This product works quite well on automotive leather seats. Strongly suggest following the tutorial video found in the product description section. I do recommend doing the three coat option followed by use of the conditioner cream afterwards.

very good！

I purchased it based on its color. The color was true to the photo, and my cracked older leather chair that we have in our home away from home came out really nice! Just be careful to wear gloves. The picture I put the first coat in the circled area. After the second coat it came out even nicer.

There is a significant change in appearance in our couch time will tell how long this dye will last.With proper application this amount will not do for a medium to large project especially needing go overs. I had to go over areas to reduce the appearance of streaks and deepen color match, therefore it finished before I finished the project. Our first application resulted in a dark grey with many brush streaks as the sponge soaked up much of the dye. A go over reduced the stark appearance of streaks and deepened the color closer to the black of our couch.Dedicate a day to do entire job as it will dry and harden if remained for a couple hours much less a longer time. As you apply with the brush the dye will begin to dry up as you rub with the sponge as well as soak into the sponge.I waited until the following day to sit on the couch. It did not rub off on my pants - that is a good sign.

This is a great product that will nicely refinish your leather. It works very well when you follow the included directions, but there are things that you should be aware of before using it, things that probably should have been obvious but that I wish I had completely understood.First, you are applying a brand new leather finish. You can't really do it to just one spot repair--not because that won't work (it really does repair the leather very nicely), but because then it will look like you have a small spot of perfect leather surrounded by imperfect leather. I have found that if you want to apply this to leather furniture, you are kinda committed to applying it to the entire thing.Second, be aware that the dye works well to stain leather but it also works well to stain non-leather. For example, one of the things I used this product (the black leather recoloring) on were some black leather car seats that had white stitching. Needless to say, they no longer have white stitching, And that looks fine, I wouldn't call it a problem, just a factor that I wished I had thought about in advance.Third, the star of this show is definitely the Leather Recoloring Balm, which is great. The kit also includes leather conditioner, which is...OK. But not great. I consistently used it, since if you don't condition the leather after recoloring it gets slightly stiffer than before. The conditioner is a bit greasy, but you apply it, then after it's been working for a day or so you have to wipe it off before you use the furniture, otherwise you get conditioner on your clothing. But I wish the conditioner was more effective, something like Leather Honey https://www.amazon.com/Leather-Honey-Conditioner-Furniture-Accessories/dp/B003IS3HV0/ref=sr_1_4 which I find to be a far superior conditioner than the one bundled with this kit.

Fixed my damage but a little challenging to use and get the right color match. Still recommend for a diy’er