Tarrago Filling Paste - 50ml Leather Filler Repair Compound - Leather Restoration Crack, Burns, Tears, Holes Filler

This was very easy to use as someone who has never done any type of shoe repair before, and had very limited knowledge of leather care/repair. I used this to fix a pair of shoes I purchased online that had even more extensive cracking/peeling than what is shown in the pictures below (I'm using pictures from the original listing, as I forgot to take before photos myself). The seller claims they were from the 90s, and they now look good as new. I did need to use some black liquid leather polish/dye afterwards, as this dries down to have a matte and sortve dusty appearance, but after very light sanding the texture blends super well with the rest of the shoe.

I've spent the last few weeks learning leather repair... Have purchased all kinds of stuff and experimented on some very rough black leather car seats, with major wear and cracks. This stuff is unique in that it dries to a super flexible yet durable coating. You can add another layer within 10 to 15 minutes. It's sandable which is just amazing as it almost feels like rubber when dry. Then you just simply top coat with a clear coat finisher like a matte or satin. Or you can paint it, then clear coat it. I also used it on my steering wheel that looked horrendous, totally peeled off, and just using my finger and applying three coats it looks amazing. Has a great feel to it when dry. The only product that is superior would be the professional heat cure compounds, where you have to use a heat gun or iron with a graining pad. I did figure out a way to add grain texture to this by simply taking a black leather jacket, and pressing it onto the wet surface, and peeling it off. It's water soluble so it just wipes right back off the leather jacket. These are a newer type of product called water-based polyurethanes. By being water-based it is extremely easy to work with. It doesn't get all tacky and difficult to apply.

I purchased this to try and hide a repaired tear on my couch. Very easy to use and extremely pleased with the results. I thought medium would be too light so I ordered dark brown. I am having to redo the loveseat, couch and chair but it looks brand new. I did the loveseat first. I used a chalk brush and then wiped it. When I did the couch, I just painted with a chalk brush and let it dry. This was an easier process. Paint is self leveling and it looks amazing. Color covers well and furniture look brand new. Editing my review. I have had to reorder a few times because I did not have enough to completely cover all my furniture. After dying my chair and it dried, I noticed the top cushion was a different color. The product was mislabeled. Or is a lighter brown than the rest. When comparing it to 2 that I have not opened, the color was several shades lighter. Thankfully I still had extra left over so I was able to complete the project. I will be sending the 1 back for this reason. Hard to see in the photo but the one on the right is lighter.

I followed guidance on the internet web page of the product to fix my leather shoes and sport shoes, it really worked to mask small cracks. I hope the coating so formed lasts for a long time, say, one year or more.

I was skeptical but took a chance. I used this stuff to fill in many small cracks, some tears, and three large holes. From a distance of 5-10 feet you really can no longer notice anything wrong with my new-to-me 50-year-old couches. I also bought a coloring product, which made just as much of a difference. The coloring product also really helped blend the color of this into the couch. After using the products, as directed, I repeatedly conditioned the couches with Leather Honey. They now look good and the dried-out leather has returned to supple. I am blown away by just how well the combination of the three products worked. These are vintage designer couches. They looked terrible and I got a deal on them. After putting these products and a few hours of work into them, I could easily sell them for 4-8x the price I paid.

I had some upholstry damage to a chair feom cat claws I was able to completely repair the damage and make it look like new again. I had previously used a dufferent color to repair boat seats This stuff is magic in a bottle.

This stuff is crap!

I recently used the Tarrago Filling Paste - Leather Filler Repair Compound to fix a tear on the front seam of my motorcycle seat. The tear was caused by my foot hitting the seat as I got off the bike, and being right at the seam, I thought it would need a professional stitching job and a new piece of leather. However, this amazing product filled the gap perfectly, creating a smooth, flat black rubbery repair. It looks fantastic and blends seamlessly with the rest of the seat. I'm confident the repair will withstand the movement and pressure from getting on and off the bike. The product is reasonably priced, and since you only need a tiny amount, it’s enough to cover a large area or to share with friends who have small tears like mine. I'm very happy with the results and highly recommend the Tarrago Filling Paste for anyone needing a quick and effective leather repair solution.