DIY Leather Repair Kits

Find the right kit in under a minute. Our automotive and furniture offerings are shown below. Our kits cover color restoration or structural repairs for leather and vinyl.

Automotive Leather & Vinyl

For car and truck interiors, the fastest route is our Automotive Leather Dye Color Charts . Browse by manufacturer to find your interior color name. Each color is a product, so you can choose: Leather/Vinyl Recoloring Kit, Deluxe Leather Repair Kit, or Dye Colorant only within the color's product page.

Start here → Automotive Leather Dye Color Charts

Pick your manufacturer → choose your interior color by the OEM color name → select your option on the product page (Kit or Colorant).

Browse Automotive Leather Dye Color Charts →

Auto color wear / fading / peeling

  • Worn color coat on bolsters, edges, seat bottoms
  • Sun fade, scuffs showing color loss

Choose the Leather/Vinyl Recoloring Kit option in your color's product page.

Auto tears / holes / deep cracking

  • Tears on bolsters, holes, deep cracking with missing material
  • Repairs that need backing + adhesive + flexible filler

Choose the Deluxe Leather Repair Kit option in your color's product page.

Auto: Dye Colorant only

  • You already have prep products or only need colorant
  • Small re-spray jobs or pro workflows

Choose the Dye Colorant only option in your color's product page.

Not sure which option?

Please reach out to us and we'll be happy to recommend the best product for your project. We can be reached via email (sales@leatherworldtech.com), phone, or chat.

Tip: Most automotive interiors are pigmented/protected leather or vinyl. Early model Ford King Ranch trucks are an exception as they used aniline leather until 2011. If you’re unsure, use Leather Identification.

Furniture Leather & Vinyl

For sofas, chairs, recliners, and other furniture, shop our curated collection—or pick a kit directly based on what you’re fixing.

Start here → Furniture Dyes & Kits Collection

Browse furniture-safe recoloring systems, repair kits, and compatible dyes in one place.

Browse Furniture Dyes & Kits →

Furniture: worn finish, fading, scuffs (most leather sofas)

  • Arms, headrests, cushions showing worn color
  • Fading and scuffs on protected/pigmented leather

Shop: Leather/Vinyl Furniture Recoloring Kit →

Furniture: tears, holes, deep cracking (repair + recolor)

  • Rips on cushions, holes, deep cracking with missing material
  • Includes backing + adhesive + flexible filler, plus color restoration
  • For repairs on protected/pigmented leathers only

Shop: Deluxe Leather/Vinyl Furniture Recoloring & Repair Kit →

Furniture: aniline / unfinished leather (faded, dry)

  • High-end porous leather that absorbs water quickly
  • Needs an aniline specific dye system + conditioner

Shop: Aniline Leather Recoloring Kit →

Furniture: small touch-ups

  • Small scuffs, light cosmetic wear
  • Budget-friendly quick fixes
  • Mix your own color

Browse: Touch Up Kits →

Furniture tip: if water droplets bead, it’s typically pigmented/protected. If water absorbs quickly, it may be aniline/unprotected. Use Leather Identification.

Know your leather type (quick test)

The most important factor is whether your leather is pigmented/protected or aniline/unprotected. Try a small water droplet test in an inconspicuous area:

Pigmented / Protected Leather

  • Paint-like protective coating
  • Water beads and does not absorb
  • Common in auto + most furniture

Aniline / Unfinished Leather

  • No protective topcoat (stain-like finish)
  • Water absorbs readily
  • Often high-end furniture

Need help? Use Leather Identification.

FAQ

Where should automotive customers start?
Start with the Automotive Leather Dye Color Charts to browse by manufacturer and interior color name. Then select the option you need: Recoloring Kit, Deluxe Repair Kit, or Dye Colorant only.
What’s the best kit for a leather sofa with worn arms or faded cushions?
Most sofas are protected/pigmented leather, so start with the Leather/Vinyl Furniture Recoloring Kit. If water absorbs quickly, it may be aniline and you should use the Aniline Leather Recoloring Kit.
Which furniture kit covers both repair and recoloring?
If you have tears, holes, or deep cracking and also need color restoration, use the Deluxe Leather/Vinyl Furniture Recoloring & Repair Kit.
What if I don’t know my leather type?
Use our Leather Identification guide. A simple water droplet test often distinguishes protected/pigmented vs aniline finishes.