[Petrucci]

Originally Posted by cmcon98

I did the seats in my old Volvo S70 with Leatherique and they didn't peel or wear for the ensuing 50,000 miles that I owned the car. If you do the prep right and sand every square millimeter of the area you're treating, it works fine for restoring color and filling cracks.

Would I use it for changing the color of seats in an Aston Martin like the pics in the hater's post above? Of course not. But for restoring the color of the leather in a car that's worth maybe $10k, tops? Definitely. Just take your time and do it right. All modern automotive leather is basically painted, and the quality of any 'paint' job is in the prep.

Apparently if you bother to take time out of your day to do a write up and explain to people why a product is such a piece of **** you're a hater?

Come on dude, seriously?