Furniture Clinic Leather Flexifil - Extremely Flexible Filler Used to Fix Cat Scratches, Holes & Heavy Cracking in Leather Sofas, Car Seats (250ml)

I doubted it would work but I was desperate. A big scrawp with jagged edges on my sofa from a dogs claw.It’s virtually invisible after one coat, it’s stuck all the little jagged edges down.Brilliant.

It’s a little tricky to use, and yes it does feel a little like pva, but it isn’t. The trick is to use sparingly and in layers, and sand very lightly (the colourant does a good job of covering the repair) it takes the colourant well and although it’s a tiny tub it goes a long way. I’ve repaired major scratch damage to two large sofas. In combination with the colourant I’m looking forward to seeing a huge difference - they’re already looking much better - a few more light layers of colourant and I can throw away those throws!

Easy to use. Perfect for leather restoration

easy to apply but hard to build up enough to fill deep scratches and leave a reasonable finish (not a invisible repair)

I'm going to come out and say it - This product is just PVA glueThe warning signs should have been flashing when I read "Dries clear"like PVA will stick to you and roll off in clumps and if you want to persist with it as soon as it goes even the slightest bit tacky ABANDON ANY ATTEMPT TO WORK IT THAT YOU WOULD EXPECT A FILLER TO DOThe PU leather paint Angelus does is a quality product - I bought this hoping to fill in an area where the PU paint had been noticably bumpy due to the PU underlay fraying - If looking to create a workable surface, or smooth the surface texture where you're blending - forget this:Just use the heavy filler if you have heavy cracking as it is closer to a real fuller putty or more coats of the basic paint to smoth it and just feather the edge to blend itIf you want to have a quick project, more coats of the PU paint is also better - This stuff recommeneds a hairdryer to get drying times below 3 hours, and if you overheat it it will bubble off the leather, with the paint you can have 6 layers down in that time - 8 with the hairdryerIn summary - The leather paint is worth your time and will help make a chairThis Flexifiller is a great way to ruin a chair and has resulted in throwing away a chair that I would have gotten a decent result out of with minor cosmetic defectsI would say avoid this product - but I can see it being useful for the sort of leather where you have a thin veneer of real leather on a substrate on a sofa - but this is worse than useless for repairing a computer chair

Used to repaid some dining chairs that had Ben cat scratched . Tidy any loose edges apply filler and dye or spray

I recently tried the Leather Flexi Filler on my car seats, and it's been a game-changer. Not only is it easy to use, making the whole process a breeze, but it also worked wonders on the cracks on my car seat rear bench.The application is straightforward, and the sanding process was a piece of cake. What impressed me the most is that it dried transparent, leaving no visible signs of the cracks.I've attached some images to showcase the incredible transformation. The "before" pictures reveal the cracks, and the "after" images, post-sanding and respraying with leather dye, speak for themselves – no trace of the cracks, and the filler holds up remarkably well.In a nutshell, Leather Flexi Filler is absolutely amazing! It's a must-have for anyone looking to breathe new life into their car seats, or anything leather.

Do not buy this unless you have a colouring product to go with it. It's WHITE so unless you're fixing white leather it's a big no.The pictures are just a good marketing.