Large Leather Repair Tape Patch Kit for Furniture Couches 40X79inch Self-Adhesive refinisher cuttable Reupholster Patches for Couch Car Seats Sofa Vinyl Chairs Shoes Fabric Fix(Black, 40x79 inch)

We cut the product to size and placed it on the chair's arm. It didn't seem to have a strong adhesive on it, but after an hour or so, it was firmly in place. No hesitation on using this product again.

I bought this to patch up a vinyl recliner with cracks and tears in the arms and seat. There was enough product to cover all the cracks and tears and it looked good. Now a year later the patches themselves are separating from the adhesive, leaving the adhesive stuck to the recliner and leaving me with patches that have no adhesive anymore. The fabric of this patch held up great, but they no longer work since they are falling off.

This was a perfect match to our leather arm chairs. There were worn spots on the arm rests. i measured and cut the pieces and made sure the chair arms were clean and dry. The install was easy as expected and went down without and wrinkles. If you did not know they were there, you would not notice. The color and texture were about as close as you can get. The thickness is very good also. If it were thicker, you would notice the seam. Hope to get at least another year out of the chairs before buying new stuff. This really turned out to be a good product. To date the patch cover has not lifted up and still looks good. Thanks

The vinyl patch material is very flimsy to begin with. The color gray did not match 100% with my van seat (not the fault of the material, the manufacturer or the seller). The fault though is that the adhesive is not strong enough to hold its place. I thoroughly cleaned the car seat leather with rubbing alcohol to remove any oils on the leather and removed about an inch of the rolled up material to ensure full strength 'fresh' glue before peeling off the backing. I even rounded off the corners to prevent curling up of the patch material after installation and applied the patch about 17 inches by 20 inches, basically covering as much of the seat bottom as possible without having a joint in the middle of my seat. Yes, I did this on a warm, sunny day. The patch lasted a week (I don't drive my van every day) and then it started getting unglued and curling up! My solution... I bit the bullet and bought a cheesy seat cover. Now at least the seat rip does not show and hopefully will not grow. This patch material might work for household furniture but not for car upholstery in Alabama climate!

When the dual recliners in the kids playroom started looking bad and flackery off, I tried these patches. They worked as expected. Adhesion on soft cushions is trickery. Don’t stretch the product to cover more space. Instead push it firmly into place and mold with all the moments of the pillow top. It will stay stronger and longer. Adhesion to the bottom cushions was easier and seems to be a good fit after several months of deadly use my teenagers. The new furniture arrives when they move out. Until then I ordered another patch! Check the size it may not cover as much space as you think.

This was not a great product because yet adhesive peeled off after about a month possibly good for a quick patch until you can get to a real repair place.

Used this to repair a jeep seat on a seat that is constantly exposed to the elements and it’s still holding up. Love this product.

Bought this pleather roll about 2 or 3 months ago. Initially when I received it. It seemed pretty decently thick and of good quality. So I followed the instructions and then layed down a 16 inch long piece on the seat of my leather sofa. It went on pretty well and matched the color decent enough for an old bachelor. However, recently it's begun to unstick around all the edges. The adhesive backing starts to dry out and loose it's stickiness. So now I gotta repeat the whole process. Good thing it comes in a roll. I guess. Doesn't seem worth it to me if I have to apply it every 2 to 3 months. Your results may vary.

Value for money

I bought this to repair my leather recliner. It was perfect. Stuck down well, easy to apply. I cleaned the lounge first of course before applying. The colour was great too, same brown as lounge. I am very happy .

Very stiff and less adhesive not suitable for any couch repairs

Need to add more glue in order to adhere properly

Worked like a dream and if anyone has cats we all know that the corners of leather couches are history. This has made my very expensive couch not look like it belongs in a thrift shop. Great product