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Jess
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Works well. I was able to color match my Formica countertop including the pattern and blends in so well that you can only tell if you touch that spot. I’m working on an additional repair on another part of my counter and I’m going to be purchasing another kit to supplement since I ran out. Highly recommend.
Serenity Jeffress
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
got a cat and had to train her not to scratch my leather bed frame. with the right color matching it can make it look untouched by our clawed furbabies, five stars.
Zip
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024
It's okay. Not exactly easy to use. But it helped cover up a blemish on counter top.
Mary E.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023
Worked beautifully for me on formica. Had an old sink removed and replaced and had a fairly large area to repair on one side of the sink which did not come out without removing a portion of the formica. I was able to make the correct color but agree with a previous comment that there could be more white. I had to use all of the white to get my color. However, I am definitely pleased with the outcome and would recommend.
Cheryl C
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023
I'm disappointed, but I have to take some responsibility because I should have read the product better and possibly asked the seller a question or two before purchasing. This is like a liquid that turns into a sealant. I purchased it to repair an office chair which I found out to be fake leather once it started peeling. I guess $250 isn't enough for a real leather office chair? So yeah, I needed alot of black and this kit contained a tiny little container (the size of water colors from grade school) to use. It contained many other colors, such as yellow, red, green, white, grey, blue, and brown...and I'm wondering who on earth has a red, yellow, green. or blue faux leather furniture piece??? Who??? Only one black, so naturally, once I figured out how to use this, the product had run out (not to mention the amount that spilled when I struggled to open it). Some of it got all over my nails and fingers, and luckily it came right off.The "dried in 20 minutes" is not true. It actually totally dries in 24 hours, so keep that in mind.I'm praying that this holds it until I can just get a new chair. While I covered most major tears, I can see that by the fact that it came off my nails and fingers so easily, it probably won't be a lasting fix. I'm hoping it does!!! But I doubt it.If anyone out there reads this and knows of a better product, please let me know. I love my chair! I don't want to get a new one :(
Shang
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016
First of all, you have not much room for mistakes because you don't get much to work with. Luckily I just had two medium and one small spots on a coat to repair, just to get me thru this fall so I can wait til next year to buy a new coat. Ok so what I learned is make sure you micro wave the activators and whatever colors you pick out for your product. Do one spot at a time. this so you can see how it comes out for you. Second of all, don't think you can wear whatever you repair in a few minutes. You will have to give it at least 2 days to be on the safe side. If it's a chair or something, it might take longer before sitting on the chair. Takes a while to dry thoroughly, and the products definately need to be micro wavedto get them as loose as possible for easy spreading. You only get 1 spatula but you need 2. So I used a plastic knife for an additional spatula. Because you have to mix the activators and the color separately. And they need to be applied separately. Very sticky material also.So this product served a temporary purpose I needed but I won't buy it again.
P. Jones
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2014
This thing is impossible! We mixed our guts out and couldn't match the color, the instructions were poor, and the tiny bottles inside the package were mislabeled. We discovered this by mistake when we couldn't figure out why the patch was not hardening. We switched the two bottles and voila! the patch hardened. However, the first time I washed the vinyl seat in the boat that we used it to patch, the whole patch fell off. This is one cheap, crappy product. Do not waste your money@!
Susan M
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2014
This did not work. I followed the directions and the product took MUCH longer to cure. It was still tacky 24 hours later. I tried it on 2 different areas of a black and red seat. The black area had a big hole so I inserted a piece of vinyl in the hole then used black ReStor-It. This area took a long time to cure but was mostly acceptable. The red hole is another story. I'm good at mixing color but it was translucent and it took more than 24 hours to cure. When it was finally dry it didn't look good. I ended up covering the area with a separate red vinyl patch. I'd recommend Lock Tight's vinyl glue and buying vinyl to mach. Quick and seems to be holding up well on our high traffic seating area.
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