Leather Repair Patch Adhesive Kit - First-Aid for Large Areas of Damage

Conscious Consumer & Business Owner: Definitely not a seamless patch. Does not at all fold around corners without bulking and bulge

United States on Nov 10, 2023

JAMAZON: I used these to repair my leather seats that are ripped at some of the seems on the seat side. they work fairly well, but adhesion is not top notch but it works. They seem durable but only time will tell how durable.

United States on Feb 02, 2023

LoricaeLoricae: I just bought a Nitro a few months ago & the previous owner did not repair the drivers seat & the tear was very bad! At first the leather repair patch worked great on fixing the leather seat. But, it's been over 3 weeks & the leather is no longer sticking as others stated. I recently replaced the seat panel as well & thought I fixed both issues. But, now I am having to repair the seat again. May just glue the parts that are coming up because it still looks better than what it did. To fix just that tear in the seat from a upholstery auto place would have been $150 plus. That being said, I can't really say if I would purchase this product again. Maybe, but then again I might seek other ways to repairing who knows. lol

United States on Jul 18, 2021

Amazon Customer: Doesn't work. It's that simple.

India on Apr 03, 2021

seattleliteseattlelite: The cheap material on my chairs was rubbing off. I had to cover the holes, not only because of the hideous look, but also to stop it from rubbing it off any more. I bought these to fix that, and they do a great job. The look of the material blended in decently with the cover on my chair (assisted by the fact that it's black). Mainly, you see the edges of these patches, so whenever possible, try to plan so the edges are in a less visible position (like the edge of a cushion).

I did run into the situation that other reviewers wrote about where the patch might need Crazy Glue in some placed. On the places that don't flex as much, it's fine. But I'm using it in a part of the chair where the leg section kicks up when reclined, and comes in when the leg section isn't extended. The patch in this part isn't sticking on the edges because of the constant flex. It's something that can be rectified with a little extra glue though.

United States on Mar 21, 2021

Amazon Prime CustomerAmazon Prime Customer: This is rexin and not leather. It does not stick to leather it peels of easily even after leaving on the surface for 48 hrs.
I even placed weights on it to keep it stable. No use. Total waste of money

India on Nov 21, 2020

natal pinto: Materia is good but the adhesive is very poor quality it doesn't stick

India on Jul 04, 2020

Paul Summers: Got any old binoculars or cameras that have faux leather covering or grips on them? Has it turned to goo over the years? Do you feel revulsion at even the thought of touching them?

Fear no more. This product is your salvation.

The covering on my favorite 7x50 night glasses melted to goo years ago. I had stopped using them because every time I touched them, the surface of the "leatherette" grip material would rub off on my fingers, leaving a messy, sticky residue. For some reason, I never thought of using leather patch material to replace it. The eureka moment came a few weeks ago while I was searching AMZN for some other craft supplies.

I was able to remove the old covering intact, and use the pieces as a templates to cut replacements. Learning as I went, I discovered that the length of the strips was the most critical measurement. Pulling off the old covering stretched them, so the replacements weren't an exact match. Trimming the edges to precise fit was easy after they were stuck in place on the barrels of the binocs. On the first two pieces, I didn't get the length exactly right for the ends to butt firmly together. The first one was a bit short, so I...

United States on May 05, 2020