Furniture Clinic Leather Recolouring Balm - Colour Restorer for Sofas, Repair Faded & Scratched Upholstery, Car Seats, Shoes and Clothing 16 Colours (Dark Brown)

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With one application of our leather dye, you will start to see the colour reinstated back into the leather, further applications can be added to darken the finishing result. The balm, which comes in 16 different colors, applies like a thick paint: You take one of the two sponges that are included, and you simply apply a small amount to the part of the leather that's damaged. As saddlers, we work with a lot of leather products that have been well-loved and been out in the elements.

You must also ensure that when buffing the balm, that no colour residue is coming back of on to the cloth, then you know the balm is fully set and no excess is left on the surface. It works great for restoring the colour back to any leather item which may have suffered from colour fading due to exposure to sunlight or direct heat, worn, minor damage and/or slight cracking.

EASILY MATCH YOUR LEATHER COLOUR: Quick and easy to use, there are 16 colour choices available to match every shade. Backed by the prestigious Good Housekeeping Seal, this product makes leather restoration easier than you could ever imagine. If you get some on your hands or clothes, the dye isn't permanent, so it comes right off with water (although I would highly recommend wearing gloves and an outfit you don't that much about to be on the safe side). Leather Re-Colouring Balm (available in 21 colours) renovates the colour and aspect of all equestrian leather items* both old and new. We have packaged all the products you'll need, along with applicator sponges in our Complete Leather Restoration Kit.

As one of the top-rated leather recoloring products available online, the Leather Re-Coloring Balm is your perfect solution for restoring the beautiful color of newly purchased leather. A. Yes, it is highly recommended to thoroughly clean your leather with our Leather Cleaner before applying the Re-Colouring Balm. VEHICLE INTERIORS: Restoring or adding colour to worn out leather seats, handbrake gaitors, gearbox gaitors, door cards. Antiquax Leather Re-Colouring Balm is ideal for use on leather furniture, car leather, jackets, clothing, shoes and equine leather.Brenna Darling from Insider used our leather recoloring kit on a beautiful leather armchair she had inherited from her grandfather.

For best results, use our Leather Cleaner - This is because it deep cleans the leather to remove all dirt, but also opens up the pores of the leather so the Leather Balm will take to the leather in a better fashion. For scratches, the Re-Coloring Balm will only work if the scratch has gone to a lighter color than the leather. It is also recommended to apply the Protection Cream lightly; this again will limit the colour transfer. reality check, we can only hope to find ways to erase the aged appearance of leather that’s lived a longer life. If you have more questions about this water test, please watch the video to the left (if on a mobile screen scroll up to the image section).Our next-gen recoloring balm recolors leather while improving its lifespan tenfold; restoring leather's natural color, filling in old scratches, and is usable on any leather surface. A. Yes, as it soaks into the leather, the Balms natural properties will keep the leather soft and supple, which in turn will condition the leather to a certain degree.

To add further protection, we recommend applying our Leather Protection Cream as this will help protect the leather and give further colour fastness. If the water is absorbed into the leather, and the color of the leather surface darkens, this means your leather is absorbent.The Re-Colouring Balm will work on non-absorbent leathers if the surface of the leather has been scuffed or scratched; showing a lighter colour beneath. Our Re-Colouring Balm is designed to cover multiple shades of any colour, and so will blend in as it is applied. NOTE: For lighter patches, the Re-colouring Balm will only work if it is able to soak into the leather – to test this, put a tiny drop of water onto the damaged area and see if it soaks in. Only one application is necessary, after you recolour the leather once, it stays looking new, there is no need to re-apply the balm. You should buff the leather with a clean, dry cloth until there is no colour transfer showing on the cloth.