COLOURLOCK Leather Fresh Dye DIY Repair Colour, dye, Restorer for Scuffs, Small Cracks on car Seats, Sofas, Bags, settees and Clothing

My new leather sofa got scratches from my 2 dogs, there scratches even took the colour off the leather. My sofa not quite dark brown but has a tone of red, so got the mahogany brown. I cleaned the sofa with leather cleaner before applying the product via a sponge supplied. It taken a couple of applications to cover the dog scratches, it hasn't been restored completely, but the results are still amazing you would have to look at the leather up close to see faint scratches. I am very happy with the purchase.

My leather suite is seventeen years old now and came with a twenty five year warranty, it is well built and good quality and not really had that much attention paid to its well being!Most of the leather is as good as new but the seat pads were scuffing and crazing a bit and after doing a bit of research on YouTube discovered this stuff ... it looks like an easy fix and it really is!I wasn't expecting much but I was genuinely amazed by the results with very little effort involved ...I cleaned and degreased the surface with kitchen roll and a small amount of isopropyl acetate (non acetone based nail varnish remover) and dried it for a few seconds with a hairdryer.Applied the dye onto the sponge then wiped over the whole surface of the seat cushion and the crazes and scuffs blended in and disappeared. I gave it a second coat after a couple of minutes for good measure.I gave it a quick dry with the hairdryer again ... all four cushions done in twenty minutes.Colour match is close enough and the finished product dried only a little duller than the rest of the suite but a small amount of Carrs Leather Oil brought it back to life and now it looks as good as new ... wish I'd taken a picture before but like I said I wasn't expecting it to turn out so well.Plenty left in the bottle for future applications.Might get some for my car steering wheel next ...

The chairs I have are brand new but had been left in a damp room so had a bit of mildew on the seat. I removed the mildew and cleaned the chair but I can still see the marks so I hoped the dye would cover it but it hasn’t made any difference.

Product was better than I thought. Had scuff and wear marks in the usual places found on mx5 mk2.5 Leather seats. Now looks like they were never there.

Was a little sceptical at first that both this product would work, and it would be the right colour. Both fears were allayed however after and even now several months after first applying the Colourlock Dye I am really impressed with the results.I wish I had before and after photos to show but the red leather seats in my 08' Hyundai Coupe were worn around the side bolsters and had a couple of marks where the leather had been scratched but this product masked these areas really effectively and unless you look close it is hard to tell there has been any repair work done at all.The colour ordered (F023 Salmon Orange) is ever so slightly off the blood red the Coupe's leather seats actually are but you would be hard pressed to tell.When periodically cleaning the leather I notice some of the colour rubs off onto the cloths so hard scrubbing the repaired areas is not recommended, I lightly brush them with leather cleaning solution and gently wipe with a microfiber cloth and reapply some of the dye if necessary.If your leather has been worn and you are confident of the colour then I highly recommend this product to fix worn and marked leather.

Colourlock Leather Dye - 150 ml DIY Repair Leather Colour, dye, restorer for scuffs, damages, small cracks on car seats, sofas, bags, settees and clothing Our sofa had several cracks in the leather on two of the seats. I originally purchased cheap filler and colouring which seemed to work well. Unfortunately the materials used seemed to absorb dirt over time and would not clean. This left the sofa looking worse than ever.I purchased this product and applied a couple of thin coats over the damaged area (Drying each coat with a hair dryer). This was still slightly visible as the dye was very slightly more yellow. I then gave all off the seats a very thin coat and left it to dry. The repair was virtually invisible.I am amazed at the result, the seats now look new and I still have lots of the dye left. In fact, the seats look so good I am thinking of coating the whole suite. I have left writing this review for a few weeks to see if there were any problems but the finish is still perfect after a lot of use.i can definitely recommend this product.

Just bought a used car which had black leather seats, there was a little wear on the side bolsters and had been reading reviews on lots of products to try and tackle it, lots of mixed reviews and more expensive products. Came across this although only about a dozen reviews all were very positive.Great price and quick delivery. It's a small bottle but it goes a very long way, I have just used it to do both front seats with a few coats and no difference in level in the bottle, this will last a lifetime.I applied on the damaged areas and surrounding areas, dried with hairdryer.At this point you could see very slightly where the new dye had been applied so I got my all purpose cleaner (G101 diluted 30:1) and cleaned the area with a microfibre. Dried it off with hairdryer and then did the process again.I am amazed at how well this has fixed the wear they look total standard and new again.I will update this on how it's holding up and how it wears.Highly recommended product, well done.