Self-Adhesive Leather Repair Patches,8x11 inch Leather Repair Tape for Couches,Vinyl Leather Repair Kit for Furniture,Drivers Car Seats,Handbags,Jackets Beige

Cut a strip to cover my leather car seat that was ripping. It was about 6 inches long. I just cut a strip slightly larger and peeled and stuck it on the seat. Works perfectly. Sticks well. Has been on the seat for several months with no issues at all.

It works well! Extremely easy to apply on the leather! My dogs made a hole on my couch and so I needed something to repair it. Wonderful product! Highly recommended!

This is the problem with shopping online, the colors are never photographed well. Like with this guy, this looks washed out and muted light brown. When in reality, it's more of a proper Saddle Tan, so a very nice neutral tan color with the right amount of red in it. I'm glad I took this gamble. On color alone, this is EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED, adhesive isn't great, but I have means of supplementing the adhesive quality. Other than that, it's a little thicker than I wanted it to be, but not by too much. Part of this was used to make a flip case for my S24 ultra out of a previous case that had the magsafe ring. The other part was to adorn my center console protector that my dogs used to walk all over, and is currently just black gaffer tape, so thought this would bring a little class to it. That's where I noticed the adhesion issue. So, just whipped out my carpet tape and bam, issue mitigated. If it ain't 3M or a known adhesive brand, it rarely will stick well. Just usually the case. But again, good carpet tape like YYXLIFE's will fix that issue, and it's not expensive of a fix either. Heating it will also fix this issue as well, I have a special vinyl iron for my dbrand wraps, since I found using something like an actual iron gets SUPER ANNOYING and is rather bulky, but vinyl irons are also inexpensive; though spend more than 30 USD on them, and you won't usually need to go over 100USD for a good quality one. I have one with a nice nonstick surface that's like teflon coated. Word of advice, don't go above 300F or around 50% on these irons, and use a sock with it, or a t-shirt as a layer between the vinyl and the iron. If the thing you're making is rather large, use the "COTTON" setting on your iron to warm and lock the glue into the fibers of the thing you want to adhere, again, put a T-Shirt between the vinyl adhesive and the iron. You want something thin so that most of the heat does still reach the vinyl. If it's a small patch, a cheap fix is a ice/heat gel bead pack, that you can heat up in the microwave, and press the velveteen side against the small patch using a dish towel to hold the hot pack against the vinyl and material, without burning you in the process. Press it on for about a minute, and then remove heat pack, and massage both sides together, then let glue cool.So glad this came out to be a nice saddle tan color. That makes me so happy. Mediocre adhesive aside, will probably order another roll in the near future.

Product is very adhesive and thick. Didn't match my gray exactly and I could have probably tried to make it look nicer but my biggest concern was just covering the hole I had so it didn't get any larger and it worked And took seconds to complete. Very easy to cut. Came in a very large sheet that you could use for larger holes. Seems pretty durable. I get a hole on my armrest because there is a knob on my desk that catches the arm when I turn. I've had it on for A couple of days now and it seems to be holding up. Fantastic.

My Toyota has been well loved and had some tears in the driver’s seat that I was needing a patch to stop further tearing. It has covered the area and seems to have prevented further tearing. Unfortunately each time I sit in my car the adhesive is coming up on one side and has to be pressed down. A very temporary fix at best. The color was not a great match either.

Don't know why the driver seat in my 2018 BMW got torn. But the self-adhesive repair patch works remarkably well. I planned on keeping the car for a year or two longer when I noticed the tear. The patch is easy to apply (remember to use a hair dryer to heat the patch). And the patch is almost invisible (but for $10.00 not invisible; be reasonable).

Review for "Self-Adhesive Leather Repair Patches": This product completely failed! I had a rip on my leather couch where my head rests. I cleaned and dried the leather before applying the patch. I pressed it firmly and smoothed it out well before letting it sit for 24hrs before using the seat. After 10 days the patch started to peel off all edges. As I inspected it, I learned that the adhesive layer had separated from the patch and was peeling off. Sadly, it failed in record time. See my photos that show the adhesive has completely and cleanly separated from the patch. In the pics, the shiny layer is the adhesive which was supposed to be attached to the back (white side) of the patch. Find another product!

I tend to buy new old stock so anything with faux leather starts to disintegrate with regular wear. I bought this in hopes of extending the life of a pair of shoes worn only once. The adhesive is strong. The material thick. If you can get a template made of the shape you need to create, it adheres good and I've worn these twice since and no problems whatsoever. It may not look great, but I am not a crafty person. Besides my feet cover it. I made a template with paper, then traced the paper onto the tape. And I have more tape for down the road. I'm happy.