CarbusonicAll-in-One Leather Dye & Sealant Light Grey - Restores Colour & Protects Interior Leather, Vinyl - Waterproof Repair Paint for Sofas, Handbags, Chairs, Shoes & Car Seats 500ml

Bought this not really with any high expectations- how wrong I was ! Did a brilliant job of repairing some damage to my leather sofa- it’s like new - I highly recommend

This is the first time I’ve dyed leather and it was so easy to do with this product. Easy to apply and dries quickly

This stuff is great! I dyed a dark brown leather double bed frame, changed it to a light grey, I cleaned the bed first and applied lightly with a small kitchen sponge, I think I done 7/8 coats as I wanted to take my time and didnt want it to run, I used a hair dryer in between. Would def recommend my bed looks factory!

This stuff is not bad, the results speak for themselves we’ve gone from having an Orange faux leather sofa bed to a much nicer grey one in keeping with our new theme.However I bought one 500ml bottle on the back of multiple people saying it was a awesome and would cover a triple sofa and have leftovers. Rubbish.... it won’t.I prescribed/cleaned/stripped the sofa to remove all grease, it then took 3 coats to cover the orange completely - which in fairness it has done quite well!This required 1.5 bottles worth of product though (I had to order extra) and upon reading the instructions, it advises that high traffic areas such as sofas etc need to be sealed (despite it containing sealant) so I had to buy another bottle of that too. So all in, it did end up costing me 3 times the amount I originally expected (2 bottles of dye rather than one plus the sealant). And took a lot longer due to the need to use the sealant too (3 coats of that too!).Don’t get me wrong the transformation is awesome but a few notes might make it easier.If you have a bright colour like me, it will take 3 while coats, possibly 4 in places. Rollers work well, but don’t cover as thickly as brushes and are useless in fiddly areas. If you have leather like I did with big ‘floppy’ or overhanging (I.e onto arm) areas (folds etc) you’ll need to clamp these out of the way to paint under them or the dye/paint sticks to itself and then rips when moved. I used foam ended wood clamps I had to do this and it worked well. This whole process massively increased the time to paint though since once the bulk was done, I then had to stretch out various areas to be able to paint and then let it dry without sticking to other areas etc. I’d say this whole process added an extra 5 days since I was doing this after work and each time I put down a layer I had to let it dry before recoating.If you use a hairdryer as advised, please note it will get covered in dye and or sealant!! No matter how hard I tried it just gets on your hands etc, so make sure you use an old hairdryer or one you don’t care about etc.Lastly if you see any raised dot areas, try to get rid of these ASAP before drying else they will dry as hard dots which if caught, will pull the sealant and dye right off leaving a tiny 1-2mm gap with original colour shining through.Hope the tips help!

Does peel off in very small areas that are being used a lot (in my case, sofa) , but nothing that can’t be painted over again, then it seems to sustain for longer. On the whole this product is fantastic and I would totally recommend but you do need some left over for occasional touch ups.