ARCSSAI ARCSSAL Cream Leather & Vinyl Repair Kit, Car Seats, Couch, Boat, Sofa, Jacket & Purse, Fix Scratch & Rip on Artificial, Faux, Genuine Leather, Easy for Anyone to Match Ideal Color

This cream leather repair kit worked wonders on my worn-out car seats and an old armchair. The color matched perfectly, and the application was smooth and easy to follow. It covered scratches, cracks, and faded spots beautifully, leaving a clean, refreshed look. I’m impressed with how professional the results turned out without needing to call in an expert. Highly recommend for anyone looking to restore their leather surfaces at home!

Worked well to cover the worn areas in my former MB E300. The kit came with color options that allowed me to custom mix a color that matched the MB Tex. Easy to apply and dried well. Blended nicely. The photo is the "after". I had a lot of white areas to cover where the MB Tex wore/peeled off. Yes, I was in a hurry and didn't take time to do a better job. Despite my lack of focus, I would recommend this kit.

I have doubts that I could use this and do it correctly, but I’m pleased to say it doesn’t look half bad. I’m working with a 17yo cream-colored leather sectional that has had years of wear, no holes or long tears or pet damage, just years of use, mostly by people with jeans that would impart extra dye on the light-colored leather. Though tedious to apply and work in over large areas, it worked. The color match is not perfect and may look flawed in full sun, but it seems good enough for me. Time will tell if the repair will last, but it does look much better. My only concern is that it’s not much product, and I could achieve a close enough match with only a couple of the tubes. The rest is of no use to me, and I will likely toss it. I’ve already ordered more, because I have more work to do.

Easy to use per the enclosed directions. Everything in kit that you might need. Found a pre-mixed color that was close to my upholstery leather color. Worked for me.

The kit comes with everything needed to mix and apply the compounds as needed. I had a very little crack on my white mazda3 seats from placing a heavy item. Was able to fix with it being unnoticeable. It’s a little difficult to mix to an exact match, but I got lucky. The mixing color guide could be a bit better. It would be difficult to fix perfectly for larger damage, but can’t complain for the price and the diy capability.

Could not use even darkest color (that online looked like it should match) did not match.

Used this to repair the slices in the backseat of my Lexus RX 350. It saved me hundreds of dollars. The results are excellent. You must search very hard in bright light to find any of the scratches. The samafes areas were single and double-line scratches caused by dog claws. The lines were both straight and curved. From less than than an inch long to more than four inches long. Most were 1/6 wide or less. One was closer to a quarter of an inch due to how long it had been there. None were exposing the inner seat material. The seat's backing fabric was still attached to all points of the scratches. Read the instructions and follow the advice. I used a lower part on the front of the seat that you cannot see during normal use. It took a few color mixing attempts to get it just right. As long as you clean it off immediately, there is nearly no trace of the mismatch.

This is a great way to cover scratches. I have a beautiful beige leather couch that had several small but visible scratches that had turned black. I tried massaging them with leather cream, treating them with a leather cleaner, etc. Nothing worked. This treatment really works. Just blend the colors carefully, follow directions with the alcohol and the leather buffer. Let it set overnight. The scratches are now invisible!