Leather Filler Repair Kit | Fix Scratches & Scuffs, Fill Holes & Cracks in any Leather Item | Filler, Sandpaper and Applicator Included (Dark Brown, 50ml)

I had a pair of my favourite leather ankle yard boots which I hate to say did not look after properly. I immediately regretted it when I realised my boots had a deep crack in them and many small ones. I did a lot of research and read many reviews and finally found the Leather Clinic repair kit. I initially tried to cut corners by putting too much of the filler in at once. It needs time to dry. I found it best to do multiple layers if it’s a deep crack and leave plenty of time to allow each layer to fully dry. The brown colour matches the colour of my boots perfectly. If you find the colour is a problem there are coloured top coats you can buy. I found the little spatula helped in putting in the filler. I have completed the renovation of my boots and you cannot see where the crack was at all. I am absolutely thrilled with this product and highly recommend it.

Work t well great

It kind of works and does fill holes etc in leather/pleather.Hard to get smooth it is better than the holes it fills.

A good repair job done for my ‘cat scratched’ sofa.

What can I say other than brilliant product. Faced with a nasty tear/ hole in my leather sofa I was looking at either an expensive repair or replacement. So I decided to try this leather filler. The product works and as saved me great deal of expense.

Bought this to repair some holes and creases to my leather sofa. Absolutely brilliant stuff. Easy to use. Only down side was the colour match. The dark brown wasnt as dark as the sofa so I touched it up with shoe polish. Cant recommend this enough!

Found this product to difficult to use probably for professionals

I used this for a leather chair which has scuffed piping and a scratch in one cushion. The cushoin repaired OK but the piping looks odd since the chair leather has a slight shine and the piping is now matt. However, it is better than scuffed.The instructions say to put this on with a tool but I found it easier to use a cloth and wipe away the over spread stuff.