Leather Furniture Dyes, Paints

* Click HERE to learn how to identify Analine, Protected Leather
* If you have Analine leather, check out DYE Sections
* If you have Protected leather OR want to convert Analine to Protected, read more on this page about Surecoat, Classic Coat

SURE-COAT is a water based leather coating system. It offers excellent flexibility and outstanding adhesion for interior and exterior automotive, marine, and household furniture applications.

You can change or enhance the current color while maintaining the texture and look of leather or vinyl. SURE-COAT does not get brittle with age nor soften or crack within normal temperature ranges. Excellent for Protected Leather and Vinyl. Apply it on Aniline leather if you want to turn it into protected type. It works so well because it moves right with the material -- no friction -- simply flows on. Can be Brushed or Sprayed. Easy to Use. Dries Quickly.

BRUSH Foam brushes work well for applying leather dye color to small areas or to touch up repaired areas. Foam brush is also good to help blend color and create designs. If you have "smooth" leather, we recommend to Spray the finish coat instead of brushing (to avoid brush marks).

SPRAY Several light coats make the repair area blend well. Airbrush or HVLP Spraygun is the best to give your recolor project that perfect, smooth, professional look.
If recolor the entire sofa, you can apply the base coats at hard to reach areas and creases with a brush and the final finishing coats with a spraygun.

Make sure your leather is CLEAN! DO NOT forget Leather/Plastic PREP. For optimum adhesion, mix CROSSLINKER with Surecoat before painting. Get your Prep Kit Here: BASIC KIT or DELUXE KIT

* Pigmented Leather, How to Refinish Instructions
* Convert Analine to Pigmented, How to Refinish Instructions
* Analine Leather, How to Refinish Instructions

If you are NOT SURE which products to use, EMAIL to: support@LeatherRepairPro.com with pictures of your furniture for our opinions.

What product should you choose, SureCoat, ClassicCoat,ColorCoat OR Dye? Visit our FAQ section.

Instead of the DIY Leather Repair, you can request our Professional Technicians to do the repairs for you, Click HERE to request a Free Consultation.