Advanced Leather Repair Gel - Fix Leather Seats, Shoes, Bags, Sofa, Furniture

Make worn, scratched leather look like new again

Don't throw out a cracked car seat, a scuffed sofa or your favorite shoes. This color-matched repair gel fills scratches, cracks, rips and small burn holes in leather and vinyl, dries to a smooth, vivid finish and blends into the surrounding surface – no paint, glue, tape or putty needed.

Why You'll Love It

• Easy DIY repair – quickly fixes scratches, cracks, rips and small holes in leather and vinyl.
• Fills larger areas – the thick compound fills damaged spots instead of just covering them.
• Smooth, vivid finish – dries evenly and blends into the leather around it.
• Works on many surfaces – genuine leather, faux leather, bicast, leatherette and vinyl, old or new.
• Fixes almost anything – car seats, office chairs, sofas, shoes, jackets, purses, belts, bags and luggage.
• 6 colors – Black, Beige, Dark Blue, White, Red and Brown to match your item.

How to Use

1. Clean the damaged area with rubbing alcohol.
2. For holes or tears, place a small piece of backing fabric behind the damage, cut just big enough to cover it.
3. Apply the repair gel evenly over the area.
4. Let it air dry or speed it up with a hair dryer.
5. Once dry, buff the area lightly with rubbing alcohol and gently press the edges to blend them in.

Specifications

• Type: leather and vinyl repair gel / color compound
• Capacity: 1.7 fl oz jar with screw lid
• Colors: Black, Beige, Dark Blue, White, Red, Brown
• Suitable for: genuine leather, faux leather, bicast, leatherette, vinyl
• Use on: car seats, sofas, office chairs, shoes, jackets, bags, purses, belts, luggage
• In the box: 1 × jar of leather repair gel

FAQ

What can I repair with it? Scratches, scuffs, cracks, rips, tears and small burn holes in leather and vinyl – on car seats, furniture, shoes, bags and more.

Do I need any other tools? Just rubbing alcohol and a cloth for cleaning. For holes or tears, use a small piece of backing fabric (not included).

How do I dry it? Let it air dry, or use a hair dryer to speed things up.

Which color should I choose? Pick the color closest to your leather for the most seamless result.