Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia
Leather Paint - White Leather Repair & Recolouring Leather Hero Australia

Leather Paint - White

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Size 50ml

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Our pro-grade leather colourant is similar to the coatings applied to your pigmented (painted/coated) leather in the tannery. Easy to use, fast-drying and durable, it delivers a professional showroom finish. Choose from over 80 mixable colours including colours exclusive to Leather Hero. With industry-beating rub-resistance, this self-sealing colourant won't rub off onto your clothes. 

When accidents happen or wear and tear takes its toll, recoating worn leather finishes can dramatically revamp the look of abraided, scuffed and blemished leather. From handbags to sofas and apparel to car seats and steering wheels, this product lets you keep your leather looking good throughout the years. 

With several thin coats, full coverage can be achieved. This means that if you are ready for a colour change, it's doable. With so many colours to choose from, there's also no limit to the creative leather and vinyl craft projects you can explore. 

Application is easy; sponge on by hand or use a spray gun. It is water-based and non-toxic. Made and owned in Australia, Colour (No.6) is part of our repair and recolour system. It is recommended for use in conjunction with the suggested surface prep, primer and topcoat for optimal results. 

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Showroom finish

Restore worn coatings, cover stains and repairs, correct colour variations and dramatically improve the look of your leather car seats, furniture, apparel and more.

Full coverage lets you recoat in the same colour or a different colour.

Not sure which colour? Try a few out using Sample Pots.

Put back what the years have taken away

Wear and tear happens over time. Recoat the worn areas or the whole piece using the same system the professionals use and achieve beautiful results.

For a pro finish and optimal durability, use this Leather Paint after thorough surface prep with Spot & Prep (No.4) and Prime (No.5). Once dry, seal and protect it with clear Topcoat (No.7).

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Lydia Wilson
Amazing product

I sent paint swatches to get colour matched and they’ve done an amazing job. The whole process of fixing my leather couch has been made so easy.
100% satisfaction here!

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Pip
Black shoes to white is possible with Leather Hero

Wanted to dye a brand new pair of black Nappa leather dancing shoes to white/cream and after several applications IVORY proved to be a lovely creamy off white colour. Leather Hero provided heaps of info on the website which I carefully perused before ordering. I also tested the colour and a few other sample colour pots on an old pair of shoes. Started with a coat of primer. I tried a number of application methods, from paintbrush to cotton swabs, cotton pads and cotton fabric. I suspect that spraying the shoes with a very small airbrush would be the best way to achieve an even finish, but didn’t have one. (Maybe Leather Hero could find a suitable one to add to their merch). It took around 10 days Drying time between coats) and 10 layers using these methods to achieve acceptable (though not perfectly even) coverage. Fortunately I had purchased a 100 mil bottle. Then came the test - dancing in the white shoes. Surprisingly, they performed ok, except where the feet rubbed together. The black scuff marks are actually the original leather colour showing through. Anyroad, that can be repaired and I will allow them more time to cure before subjecting them to such hard wear and tear in future. Having learnt from my first experience with the product, I am confident that my next try will be perfect! Thankyou LH! I did plan to add photos to this review, but couldn't upload them.

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James Darby
Leather ink

That's brilliant thanks

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Edward
Glue is not fast drying at all like the video

Gule is just PVA glue and not fast curing. Not suitable for curved parts where materials has pressures.
Not very strong either, it came apart/peeled with slight pressure. Not suitable for parts you are going to sit on/has regular movement.

Hi Edward,
Thank you for your comments. We'd like to clarify that our glue is not just a PVA. It is an EVA with special ingredients that give it high bonding strength together with the softness and flexibility required for lots of leather repairs.

Here are some tips that may improve the results you are seeing:
1) Be sure that the surfaces you are joining are correctly prepped with Spot & Prep (No.4). It strips soiling as well as invisible factors that can impede adhesion.
2) Sand to etch the surfaces. If you've already sanded, go back in with a more coarse sandpaper this time. Scuff the surface to increase the surface area which should give the glue more traction.
3) Apply once, wait till it becomes tacky then apply another coat. Wait till is starts to go tacky then join the surfaces.
4) Allow more drying time. The more glue used, the longer the curing time. As you are working on a curved area, give it a week or two to cure (expell all moisture) or use a hair dryer to force cure it.
5) If possible, insert some achoring stitches. Load bearing repairs often benefit from the addtional support of stitching. Check out our video '3 Hole Repairs' for an example.

These strategies usually give good results on leather. If the material you are working on is vinyl or very dry/brittle auto leather, good results may be difficult to achieve.

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Adrian D
Amazing Products !!

I was having issues shifting scuff marks from our white leather car seats . Nothing else would work but Leather Heros Spot Prep and Colour Restoration Cream brought them back like new. Thank you Leather Heros .
Adrian D
Perth Australia