Leather Repair Patch Tape Kit, Self Adhesive Leather Repair for Furniture, Couch, Sofa, Car Seats,Office Chair,Vinyl Repair Kit.30inx16in

My chair is 10 years old and everything is working and looking perfect except the 2 removable arms have vinyl covers that are showing worn places with padding starting to peak thru. Each arm has 3 simple philips head screws and the arms just lift off. There are plenty of leather and PU Leather repair kits on Amazon but most have strips that are 3" wide which is too small to tuck under and have the screw bind down and hold the repair strips. This Besezx kit is 4.8" (almost 5") wide and it is exactly perfect. The 60" is also perfect to cut and cover both arms. I cleaned the arms with alcohol and the adhesive coating on the repair strips is very strong and worked perfect. The material feels comfortable and I believe the thickness is a good indicator that this will last years before I need to do it again.

This stuff works great. My leather car seats had torn from having to park in the sun everyday. The quality of the leather repair tape is impressive and stays put!! No more unsightly tears. I highly recommend this tape.

Installed 2/27/24 on a 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan driver seat, left side of seat cushion. The piece you are looking at is about 6.5" wide, 3.5" tall (left side) and 2.5" tall (right side.) See before/after pictures. Will try to post update on durability around May/June 2024. *Update 9/6/24... still holding and looking strong. No peeling, cracking, fading, or flaking.* Appearance: The pebbled black repair patch is a good match to the OEM. The tape is slightly on the matte side, the OEM is almost semi-gloss. The patch seems to be just the right thickness, can't be too thin or it won't be durable. Any thicker and it would be a bulky eye sore. It doesn't look perfect, but we were looking mainly for function with as much form as possible. Ease of use: Cleaned the seat first with Windex. Removed any lint with a clean, dry cloth. Installed on a warm day, it was about 60 F today. The tape unrolls easily, cuts easily with a sharp scissor. Backing peels off easily. I chose to round off each corner, thought it looked better, and would also be less likely to get a snag on a rounded edge vs. sharp 90 degree corners. If you look closely, the outer edges of the patch are white. I didn't really notice until the patch was down and it was adhered very well. I tried to touch it up with a fine point Sharpie, but not really happy with how that turned out. Depending how much that bothers me, I may pull up the patch and reinstall a new patch that's 1/16" wider all around to cover my sloppiness. In hindsight, I might have been better off trying to color the edges/sides of the tape prior to applying it to the seat. I'll leave that decision up to you. Either way, just try a small sample test patch on the side first and see if you like how it looks colored/stained by a Sharpie first. Overall, happy with the purchase so far. If possible, I'd prefer to buy a car with cloth seats to not even have to worry about something like this again.

It works! It really works! Our pickup had a great big tear in the driver's seat, right on the top edge, where you rub against it getting in and out. I thought there was almost no chance of a patch holding in this high-wear location. I was wrong, and this stuff is the real deal. I bought the large, wide size, so it would have plenty of room to grip both sides of the tear. I put it on in the summer, and it's now February. That truck gets used hard - It's our dump-run truck, our plow and sanding truck, our trailer hauling truck - You name it, if a truck is needed, this truck gets the job. And that patch isn't showing even a hint of peeling up anywhere. No adhesive sticking to our pants, no rough areas. It saved the truck seat from further damage. I highly recommend this product! Note: You absolutely want to clean the surface to be repaired first, to give it a nice, smooth adherant surface. I cleaned the area with dish soap and water, wiped it with a damp cloth to remove the soap, let it dry, then wiped it down with rubbing alcohol. Once that dried, I applied the patch. So, there's your tip for a good result - It's holding up superbly for us.

The product worked great. Easy to use. Hopefully it will last.

Second update: Even heat couldn't keep the tape on so I have to retire the bag. The original finish was sort of sprayed on and if I could find something similar like that like a spray vinyl, that might work. In all other respects, the bag is in great shape and it's really nice bag. I don't want to let it go If I don't have to. First try: bought the tape to repair the black vinyl coating on a really nice gym bag that's old. The coating on the handles and trim gradually degraded and peeled off. As you can see it didn't stick. It's not sticky enough on malleable, curved surfaces. It started to come off in a few places after two uses. I'm going to try again with another product. Update: I bought the same tape later in a sheet roll, not realizing it was the same product. One of these reviews advised using heat and that's what I did this time. It sticks better that way. The original tape that I put it around the handles was wound around the handles so that worked a little bit better and it's still sticking for the most part. The second time I applied the vinyl to the side panels, in the first photo, I ironed it between two layers of material to apply heat. If I did it again I'd probably use my hair dryer. But it definitely looks better and it doesn't look like it's going to come off this week or even next week. So we'll see. And I still have quite a bit left over if I have to redo it.

It really works. The color match perfectly. I can see myself ordering this product again.

You can barely see the repair. Great adhesive, looks great, inexpensive option.