Leather Repair Gel
Restore old and worn back to near-new
Got cracks, holes, and signs of undesirable aging on your leather seats, couch, or bags? Repair of this kind of damage can sometimes cost a lot of money — and even require a team of pricey professionals. Take the power of leather restoration and repair into your own hands with our Leather Repair Gel.
Like almost brand new
(it’s all in the gel)
(it’s all in the gel)
Our Leather Repair Gel is a super-fast drying repair adhesive compound that can resurface scratches, peeling, sun damage, and scuff marks. Our formula ensures a smooth finish that doesn’t oxidize over time.
Three steps to a smoother surface
It’s easy and fuss-free
Step 1
Apply the repair gel on the damaged leather surface, ensuring a flat and even layer of product.
Step 2
Use a hair dryer or wait for the gel to surface-dry.
Step 3
Polish the surface or color it depending on your needs.
Leather Repair Gel
Work your magic on just about anything
My leather seats never looked so good without lots of hard work.
No issues I love repair gel.
Best money I’ve spent in months. I’ve used this product on an old couch and new chairs. It made the couch look good again.
Highly recommend to renew leather!
Easy to use on leather seats.
Works very well, I applied this to an old leather sofa and it restored it well.
This is the best product for expensive leather furniture !
I am very happy with the result.
The black matched my one year old black leather jacket. It was easy to apply, but don't know about the durability yet.
I enjoy finding old leather goods and bringing life back to them. Don’t let good leather go to waste!
If you do your prep work and take your time this product works great. I have even a bit leftover to touch things up later if I'll need to.
I have a cheap-ish leather chair that, after quite a bit of use, started to really fall apart. It developed large cracks and wear-areas in which the outer layer of leather was peeling off. My husband started asking whether I could glue fabric over the holes or even cover them with contact paper...ugg! So I started to research and found this gel. Simply put - no need in contact paper!