Match 'N Patch Realistic Dark Brown Leather Repair Adhesive Tape

JJ: Perfect for repair to a chair.

United Kingdom on Nov 25, 2023

Amazon Customer: Used this on a recliner chair where the faux leather had started to peel. The results were amazing, you can’t see where the tape is.
It’s been on for 6 weeks and is still firmly stuck.

United Kingdom on Nov 23, 2023

CJB: Sticks well and a good match to extend the life of our sofa a little

United Kingdom on Nov 19, 2023

Rachel pettit: Easy to use .. not great colour match for my sofa so very noticeable .. needs replacing quite often as looses stick and rolls off

United Kingdom on Nov 14, 2023

Emma HEmma H: Colour is a pretty good match, obviously not perfect, but blends in well and looks better than the rips! Easy to cut, great adhesion, would recommend.

United Kingdom on Nov 04, 2023

Rmps: Great product

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Gerry Connelly: Did a good job of covering marks on my recliner

United States on Oct 25, 2023

CDP's Onceagain habit of purchasing: Covered the hole in my leather chair arm. Can hardly tell it’s there!

United States on Aug 15, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: The chair I bought was supposed to be leather. Apparently, the armrests are not. The tape covered up cracking on the armrest. No complaints. It did the job!

United States on Apr 25, 2023

KellyKelly: I want to start by saying that I tried two different leather/vinyl patch kits before I bought this tape. One of them I bought on Amazon (see my other reviews). Because the tear in my bench was at/near seams, the patch kits that involve putting a fabric substrate under the tear and using a vinyl adhesive DON'T WORK. In fact, after applying all that vinyl glue, the tears looked even worse than they did before. This tape was sort of my last hope of covering up some big ugly rips and keeping it from getting worse.

Our 4 year old son is autistic and jumps off of EVERYTHING. ALL. DAY. LONG. This leather/vinyl storage bench (which we use to store all of his toy trains and tracks) clearly just couldn't handle the amount of climbing on a jumping that it has had to endure over the last year even though it's of pretty decent quality (purchased at RC Willey). We're thinking of sending him on a college tour to teach frat boys how to trash houses more quickly and efficiently. In the meantime, if my husband and I threw out and replaced every piece of furniture that our son has destroyed, we would be bankrupt by now, but we also don't want our home to look like a dumpster.

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United States on Oct 27, 2016