Leather TOUCH UP Craft Repair Pen for Sofa, Suite, Armchair etc (Bordeaux)

Bought to touch up some damage on the toe of some white Belstaff trainers.I imagine I caught the toe on some steps or something and the scuff had gone through the leather to the underlying layer.I applied some of the paint and ‘stippled’ it into the damage with the tip of the felt applicator, then instantly lightly bugged away the excess with loo roll. I’m very picky and I can hardly see the touch up when up close. Very pleased

This is actually the best way I have discovered for tackling those annoying stone chips.There is no brush but is like a super glue dispenser in that it drips out a small amount of paint at a time.The paint is perhaps a little runnier than I would have liked but is a very good match.A word of advice, clean the area first (I used nail varnish remover) and keep the pen at a very sharp angle to ensure that only a small amount of paint comes out at a time. If you put too much paint on simply wipe it off and start again!

I thought initially it was a bit lighter than my sofa but the darker colour would have been too dark. I just needed to touch up the trim edging that had become scuffed and cracked. Which it did very successfully. It blended in nicely and when dry couldn't see any difference between the touch up areas of trim colour and the rest of the trim.

I bought this product to retouch a worn purse, but found it a bit too watery. It felt like using tippex and wasn't really effective.

Coloured in wear lines on leather foot stool. Very pleased.

Dose the job but can see were you done

Great item and easy to use.

It worked well on my leather after two applications!