Professional Extra Strong Adhesive Leather Glue - Presto Repair for Rips Tears Cuts

Really good glue!! I use to repair rips in leather car seats that I restore. Don’t bother with there brush it just comes away from the lid every time and it’s too short! I use the handle of a thin paint brush or thin stick to apply.

My old, beautifully worn and scuffed up leather jacket needs a bit of TLC and I can think of nothing finer than this very good, flexible leather glue. A bit pricy perhaps - I expect you could probably fudge the job using rubber solution - but, if you want to do the job right - this is the stuff to use. Basically, don't patch over a tear. Cut yourself an appropriately sized patch out of black fabric or else appropriately matching leather, pop the fabric/leather inside the hole to act as backing, apply the glue to the backing patch and finally press your ripped leather flap to the glued backing patch. Job done - it's much neater than patching over and means your jacket can wear its scars with pride without falling to bits. The glue and fabric act as reinforcement. Don't worry about the tear showing, old leather jackets should look worn and scuffed - they don't really look right until you've either worn them for 30 years or else you're Indiana Jones - in which case, about 50 minutes generally should do the trick... You might want to consider so leather moisturiser to go with this, keep your jacket supple and breath a little more life back into it. Happy with results, so, a good buy. A little goes a long way which is just as well because the bottle's tiny.

I bought this to repair an expensive leather bag. Smelled really strong like you smell in a shoe repair shop. Once it was on, the adhesion was excellent and filled me with confidence on the strength of the repair. I also used it to repair the soles of some slippers and shoes and an expensive wallet. All of them are holding up 4 years later! The only draw back is the brush that is attached to the lid doesn't stay on the lid and detaches so you have to fiddle with that but it was a minor inconvenience for me. I bought another once for another minor repair job, but also because I didn't feel comfortable not having it around the house in case of an emergency repair (bit like having superglue available just in case).

The glue worked perfectly for a leather belt that peeled off in the middle. But from instruction stand point and how it smells this is a simple rubber glue

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The red paint layer on my trusty Salt-Water Sandals had separated slightly from the main body of the leather (sorry for the rubbish terminology but hopefully that explains what I mean) so they looked pretty tatty but were functionally still totally fine, just needed a repair. I tried superglue which was a bit of a mistake, then gave this a go and it worked perfectly. Really easy to apply, everything is re-attached smoothly and they have a new lease of life. I'd already had the sandals for 7 years so although I wouldn't have totally begrudged buying a new pair I was glad of the savings in money and waste. Really pleased to have the rest on standby now for future shoe repairs - highly recommended.

The stitching had come apart on my old, much loved leather settee. This stuff is in a small bottle but made the repair very easily. The join is very strong and neat. You’d need a magnifying glass to tell it’s been repaired. Tailor-made for leather. Strong bond. Much less mess than the usual superglues etc. takes 20 minutes to fully bond ( so put a weight on it or secure with a bulldog clip if it’s on an edge). You won’t stick your fingers together as it isn’t instant adhesion. Recommended