Clyde's™ Leather Recoloring Balm | Non Toxic Leather Color Restorer for Furniture, Car Seat, Tack | 21 Colors of Restoration Leather Dye

I was a little apprehensive about using the product, the actual color of the chairs is dark mushroom. I ordered black and aggressively blended the numerous scratches and holes following the directions. The finished outcome is amazing, we are very pleased with the results

You would think the order would include all you need to restore the color of a chair. In fact, given I did not use this right away, I was surprised that when I opened it to apply the product, I saw three major items were EXCLUDED. CLEANING FOAM, PREP AND DEGLAZE and PROTECT CONDITIONING CREAM are not included and it appears, they must be purchased separately. The instructions require the person applying the product to use ALL the items but only the Recolor is included plus a brush. It is very deceptive and disappointing. It's like buying a car without wheels and tires. I will never recommend Clyde's.

I ordered two containers, different colors. The containers offer small amount of product for the price. Both containers came packaged together with only ONE applicator sponge. Two containers should equal two applicators, annoying. Haven't tried the product to see if it actually works yet, but already a little disappointed. Applicator brush sheds and cheap quality. Update, actual product itself is great. Used it to restore my leather gucci bag and my leather seats in my limited addition gucci fiat 500 car. Doesn't dry the leather out but I would still follow upnwith a leather protector after it dries.

Good

Ok so my boots are old, and I figured try it out on them first. So here they are. I wanted black boots, so I tried this. I could do another coat, but for now I think I am happy with how it looks. I used it on a cavison and it looks beautiful! My goal is to use it on my saddle, but I want to know it will work. I will update in a week after I see how my boots look. This winter we will see how my saddle goes. I updated another pic. Two sides of my breast collar. One side I put the black balm on for the background, the other side I left brown. I love the look so far. Added 2 more pics. The light brown Cavessan is now black, the brown background of the bridle is now black. Edited: ok it's been a while and I ride just about everyday rain or shine. This should have flaked off or whatever other people are saying. It hasn't. It absorbed super fast, my leather was prepped and dry. I didn't "paint" it on. I used a Q-Tip for the bridle. This just works. I am probably going to update again when I do my saddle. It's brown and I want it black. I was leary of doing it, but everything has been so good! My boots are scuffed, but still black. This is just working!