I have leather seats in my car that have begun to tear in the middle, not at seams. Some of them are an inch or more long.Will this fix these?
466329
Hi, I only had small tears, and it worked quet well. This does dry a bit darker than clear, but I think for the price this product is very good. Good luck!
466330
I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat seats and they look great. I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat... » Read More I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat seats and they look great. « Show Less
466331
probably not if the tear is over an inch long. It will bond to it but when you keep on sitting on it, the tear will probably come undone.
1811862
Yes. If you can attach a piece of velcro to keep in place when you get in and out. Can't do it on leather seats, just fabric covered.
1034749
I doubt it's going to stay really secure on leather seats. My dog moved it on my cloth seats until I tucked the sides in to prevent it from moving. If I roll all 4 windows down the pad blows around because there isn't any way to constrain in it to the horizontal/vertical crevice of the seat where the buckles are.
834510
i have a tear in my screen about 16 inches long. will this product work on this
301502
I have leather seats too. It has a strap across back to help with slipping. Also the backing is a little rough, it won't hurt your seats at all but help with slipping. I've tried a couple other kinds and this one has been the best for that.
431767
It prevents stains on my Venza with very light gray cloth seats, I think it should work with leather. The backing is rubberized does not stain the cloth and does not move around, liquid does not seep thru, good coverage for wide seats, works great for dogs. very quick and easy to put on and take off. Not the prettiest, very basic but does it's job fine.
864810
I have black leather seats in my car but I have not noticed the backing sticking to the leather. My husband has sand colored seats in his truck so I will keep an eye out and post back if I notice any issues.
395576
Yes. We orginally got one for our Wrangler and our seats are half leather and half clothe and it works nicely on it, in fact so nicely we got a second one when we purchased a second car seat for my husband's Silverado pickup and he has all leather seats and it works perfectly fine for it. We've been using it for almost a year now and damages for us. And it doesn't cause the car seat to slip or slide, we're happy and feel safe using it for our almost 2 yr old and our leather seats. Hope this helps :-)
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Straight Cleaner should help to remove your stains. I would test it first in a discreet area and check to see if the car manufacturers give any recommendations about how to treat the car leather. Some kinds of pleather will need a different type of treatment. Other than that, No. 2's proven a versatile cleaner, and I think it should work for you just fine. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any other questions! Daniel
1181910
I purchased these for a 09 dodge 2500 leather seats dont fit exactly but fine... Happy with them, i hope this feedback helps you!!!
675734
I am not sure, Jose. I bought this to fill small holes in a pair of flats. Honestly, it didn't work nearly as well as I thought, but I think this product might be better suited to fixing a rip, as opposed to filling a hole. I'd say try it (at 5.10, you can't really go wrong), but if it doesn't work, then Liquid Leather might be your best bet instead: http://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Leather-Pro-Vinyl-Repair/dp/B000PSMVTA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425440437&sr=8-1&keywords=liquid+leather
2142113
I believe it will. I had drying cracks in leather chair and after applying 2 times, it was vastly improved.
944071
It doesn't heal scratches. It camouflages them. It can't help with tears or gauges. You might want to check high end automotive leather repair products or services.
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This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more personalized information. This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more... » Read More This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more personalized information. « Show Less
495253
As indicated in my review they did not fit my seats - but I have the leather seats which are thick - they may work with cloth seats - I have them on the back seats and the fit were fine - my problem was with the front seat- I ended up getting the slip overs which do not protect as well. Make sure you can return them without a restocking charge if you can not get them to fit -I had a big battle with the seller (which Amazon fixed) -hope this helps. RJD
2200694
Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.
657791
Yes but not that well. I have a problem with the middle part not staying attached and down. They are really loose on the seats too....