Black Leather Recoloring Balm Leather Color Restorer Conditioner Leather Repair Kits for Vinyl Furniture Sofa Car Seats Shoes

I am absolutely blown away by the results of the Black Leather Recoloring Balm on my BMW steering wheel! My steering wheel had significant wear, fading, and even some minor cracking, making the interior look tired and neglected, but this balm was a game-changer. The application was incredibly straightforward; after a thorough cleaning, I applied the balm with the included sponge, and with just a few coats, the deep, rich black color was restored, and the leather felt incredibly soft and supple, making it look like a brand new steering wheel. What impressed me most was the natural, non-sticky finish that dried quickly, delivering professional-grade results and saving me hundreds of dollars on repair or replacement. This product is incredibly effective, easy to use, and a definite five-star recommendation for anyone with worn car leather. Read more

Product worked GREAT! Easy to apply and if you follow the instructions it will come out perfect. If you're seats are dual colors like mine, be sure to tape off the section not being dyed. Take care on removing the seal, because if you're not using gloves, it will get on your hands. Also, test a small area first to ensure you do this right. Read more

I rarely review things on Amazon but this product is great! I dyed the seats on my 28 year old classic BMW and they look brand new! The product is super easy to work with. Those seats look so good it makes me want to do the whole interior! One plus is it doesn’t have an offensive chemical odor that hangs around. It also dries super fast with no color transfer onto my clothes. Very high quality product. I’ll buy it again if I even need anymore. Read more

This is a wonderful product. I used it repair/refinish my really old steering wheel and it was really wasy to use and worked great. You can't get more amuture than me, so this is idiot proof. However. Removing the foil seal from the jar like a cruel punishment from jigsaw. There was no pull tab so you had to stab into the jar with something. Then the thick dye was stuck to the thin foil like a floopy sloggy disaster ribbion that got all over me and the car on it's way to the trash can. The gloves were ruined on step zero before I even started. Thankfully clean up was easy and it came off all the plastic in my car with a swipe, because it was looking like I fought a squid in my car and lost. Still a great product just use Dexter's lab setup to open. The color after one coat was perfectly balck would use again. Read more

Great stuff. Used 2 containers on an old leather couch I got off Craigslist. Looks much better, brought the shine back after cleaning. Read more

Actually worked a lot better than expected. Good color match and restored my worn/scuffed couches! I had tons of scuffs from my dog paws and regular wear. No cuts or anything like that, just discolored scuffs that were super noticeable. I was worried it would not dry and would transfer to my clothes but it did not. Great value, super easy to put on and it seems to be holding up. I did it 3 months ago, use them every day and they still look good. Glad I didn’t buy new couches. Read more

It does cover up scratches with dye and make the color of my car seats more uniform but it is a real hassle to use because if you do circular motion like noted in the directions it makes a total mess and shows up with uneven strokes because it gets tacky real fat like glue. Also f your car seats have perforated leather pattern like most of them do to allow breathing, it is even harder to spread evenly. The paste will go into some of the holes but not in the others making the pattern unevend. I wish I had used something more liquid so it would spread easier. Now that I have started I have to finish the other seats with the same product so I am not returning it however I would look for another product next time.. it is real messy nd hard to clean of your hands and in the car. So far ii spend two days for 2 seats between original cleaning drying applying buffing, so not an easy feat, I also think I might just let a car detailer do the work instead. I you spend enough time you can make it look good but leather looks like vinyl in the end. Your decision… ! Read more

My 2016 suv steering wheel looked worse for the wear in high touch areas- had that faded gray look like other reviews and I could see tiny areas where the leather was peeled off. I followed the directions and was able to achieve what I wanted- a uniform black color. I would describe it as a semi gloss finish look and it pretty much matches the finish of my steering wheel. My steering wheel (where it is worn most) has a textured natural leather and I think that is the best kind of leather to use this on, unless you are super talented at applying paint to a smooth surface. The mid portions of my steering wheel have a smooth dot type leather and I did do a small touch up on one worn area and it looks ok, but it’s not perfect if you are closely examining it/can see application streaks (user error). I do not know how long it will last and don’t expect it to be a permanent fix since it’s not a professional shop job. But overall I am pleased/ for $20 it’s not bad. Sorry I didn’t take before and after pics. Read more