Self Adhesive Leather Repair Patch Kit, 31.5 in x 16 in Large Vinyl Leather Repair Tape for Furniture, Car Seat, Couch, Sofa, Chair Khaki

My repair was a bit off label, but the leather worked very well to extend the life of my desk chair. The chair itself is in great condition, but the foam arm rests were crumbling and looked awful. I used hot glue to fill the gaps and holes in the rubber and cut the leather larger than the arm rests. I then peeled the backing and, voila, better than new. It takes a bit of work to get the wrinkles out of the edges, but with a little trimming and stretching, I'm pretty sure no one would suspect the truth. I recommend cutting the leather larger than you think you'll need--you can trim excess but you can't really add more.

Purchased for a 3 seater Jet ski with a ripped seat. When the upholstery company is booking 3 months out this $12 fix is a no brainer. This took 5 minutes, cut with regular scissors, peel and stick.

This product performs as stated.

It covers the rips and prevents more damage. Semi stretchable, maybe more with heat, but it is not bad.

Not really sure this is leather, or just leather-like, but the quality seems ok. The big issue is it's just hard to match the color well, so if you're doing a patch, it will probably stand out unless you get lucky and have the same shade as they sell. This isn't their fault of course, there are only so many color choices.

Got this to patch a small hole in my faux leather dining chairs. The color of my chairs is unique so I wasn’t able to match it perfectly but this was very close and the description and photo was accurate to what the actual color turned out to be in person, so I was very happy about that. I only needed to patch 2 small holes so I cut two round pieces and covered the holes. They stuck really well and covered the holes well so even if the color isn’t a perfect match, they are much better than the gaping hole and visible stuffing that was showing before. Now the holes blend and you can’t really tell from afar there is a patch and they seem like they will stay on through use.I’m happy to hang onto the roll which will be handy for further repairs in the future, there’s also enough should I want to cover anything else or do another project with the faux leather. I think the roll is sticky enough I could even cover a wooden chair or something should I want to. I’m even considering lining a wooden serving tray with it for a cool DIY project.It’s good quality and adheres well and it’s nice and thick that I think it’ll last a while. I’m considering getting more in different colors for covering some other furniture items.

If you are reading this you have a rip or something pretty ugly on your furniture. I used it to repair a hole in my loveseat. And it worked well.Here are a few observations - a thoughtful patch job will look MUCH better than your existing rip or stain even if the color isn't a perfect match. Make it symmetrical I had a rip on the inside of 1 of my 2 seat cushions, I put a strip the full length of the cushion, then I put another strip in the same place on the other cushion even though it didn't have a hole, it looks more like a design feature instead of a patch. Last tip - buy more than you need so you have more options.So far it has stayed stuck down very well and moves like the rest of the rest of the cushion. This color was a pretty good match for our LazyBoy dark brown sofa.