Leather renovation kits for cars: Seats, steering wheel, dashboard

Partial renovation is less expensive and quicker, but it is much riskier. You will likely have a lack of uniformity. The touch-up requires an exact color match, made from a sample of your leather, not from the manufacturer’s leather, which will not have been exposed to sunlight or cleaning products.

We recommend getting enough products to renovate the entire seat first, then performing your touch-up. If the result is not satisfactory, you can then renovate the entire seat.

We believe it is preferable to have enough recoloring and varnish products from the start to renovate the leather of both front seats. Many people decide to recolor the second seat after a renovation to achieve perfect uniformity.

Unless you decide to apply our recolorant by spraying (gun, aerosol, etc.), it is perfectly possible to renovate your leather car seats (or other parts) directly inside your car. Recoloring difficult-to-reach or narrow areas can be done with a sponge or brush.

The choice to recolor invisible parts is yours and depends on your level of demand.
Our aerosol leather protective varnish can also be applied directly inside your vehicle as it is colorless. However, make sure to protect nearby parts to some extent.

The renovation time (without seat removal) depends on the surface and especially the condition of your seats. The auto leather repair and drying times are actually what will take the most time. Applying the recolorant and varnish is relatively simple and quick.

To restore a slightly cracked car seat leather, allow 1 to 2 hours of work and the same for drying time.
If you plan to renovate the entire vehicle without stress, plan a weekend.

Our forum is at your disposal for any questions about using our products.