Leather dye Cream for Sofas, Chairs, Shoes, Handbags, Car Seats, Jackets, Leather dye colourant kit, Hard Wearing Scuff & Scratch Resistant. for Leather Vinyl Built in Sealer Restores Faded Leather

Well I've got a suite in my conservatory that was brought about 18 years ago. It cost about 3k at the time and is still a solid piece of furniture with no sagging foam etc so I wanted to keep it. However after having it about 6 years I decided to steam clean it and ruined the leather in places. That and along with my late cat Casper constantly pulling himself up on the suite totally ruined it. But as I said it's a good piece of furniture. I tried numerous leather cleaners over the years that just didn't get rid of the dirt build up and then there were the scratches in the leather and so I succumbed to numerous throws to cover up the embarrassing situation,which would obviously fall down down once sat on, and would again gather more dirt build up and damage. After really looking at it last week and being horrified by what I saw. I decided to search on the net. I didn't even know you could buy leather dye. Well to say it's transformed it is an understatement!.I've prob saved £1500 on a new suite. So if any of you need help with covering up and scuffs or scratches this is thoroughly recommended. I cleaned the suite with a nail brush and sugar soap first (there are different types of leather so I'd patch test first, I'm just hoping there are no long term effects from doing that, but it worked a treat to remove the ingrained dirt) and if I'd have thought to have used that years ago it would have saved me so much in other products that just didn't work. Then I applied 3 coats of this with a sponge. I dabbed on an extra 2 coats over the areas with the peeled off leather which gave better coverage) Just ensure to apply in circles or go over at different angles which will help ensure you cover up all the marks and scratches. The results are fab as I'm sure you will agree.You can also buy leather flexible fillers but I thought I'd try without it first and I'm really chuffed with the results. I'm well pleased. It's quick to dry but takes 24 hours to cure.One 250ml bottle has done a 3 seater settee, although I haven't done the back of it.My only question will be whether it will withstand the hot temperatures in my conservatory. Time will tell.However, as someone else has said it's probably one of the best buys I have ever brought. It's money well spent.

I used it to renovate a leather chair. The dye is more yellow than the cream, which I would have preferred but finished item looks pleasing.

I have waited for over a year before reviewing this product as I wanted to see how durable it would be. It is extremely durable, no cracking and stays soft. I mixed the cream and white together to get the colour I wanted, I wish they did a more ⭐️IVORY light cream colour ⭐️ though. EXCELLENT product and easy to use

Really liked this leather dye and it covered cat scratches on my settees. Clear instructions and not too messy. Would definitely buy again

Brilliant product. Purchased to paint my faux leather bed as I did not want to buy a new bed. This has exceeded my expectations, I chose warm cream and was really satisfied. I must say my bed was a dark brown colour and I needed about 3-4 bottles to get the result I wanted, so if you are painting a dark colour furniture you might require more bottle not just the one. The manufacturer recommended to use a sponge to apply, I started off with a brush and this was horrendous so please follow the advice and use a small washing up sponge. Will definitely recommend this product.

This is a fantastic product, so easy to use, my cream sofa was marked with scratches from our cats . They have now completely been covered by the dye so I can’t see them. Wear marks have also been covered. The sofa and chairs look like new, unbelievably so ! I would highly recommend this product I just wish I had used it years ago !

The colour for my settee was a little dark compared to the original colour, so unfortunately the parts I needed to dye are now a different colour. That was NOT the manufacturers fault of course. It has worked and covered up the areas but I found it not very easy to apply it took a few coats to cover.

I bought this sofa 2nd hand and it was white, my kitten ruined it, it had scratch marks and the stitching was looking grimey, so i thought I'd give this a go, I bought warm cream, but I didn't follow the instructions and sand the sofa down 1st,I thought it'll be fine, so my fault. so after 3 coats, it did look good, but I had patches and the odd bit where the dye didn't take properly, so I had to buy another bottle, to be fair it is a big sofa and I probably would of needed more anyway,So 2nd bottle and 2 more coats, 5 in total with sanding down between coats, I couldn't be happier.The dye has taken, the stitches look brand new, and I've got a bit of dye left just incase.