Color Repair Cream That Refreshes Faded Car Seats, Sofas, and Shoes
The driver seat wears noticeably paler where you slide in. Every scuff catches your eye, and replacing the whole seat costs way too much. Refresh tired car seats, rubbed sofa arms, or scuffed boot toes before company comes over.
This tinted cream recolors smooth surfaces that are faded but still intact. Apply thin coats with a soft cloth or sponge and let each one dry. Feather the edges past the worn area so the color blends in.
It comes in beige, black, brown, red, white, and dark blue. Each jar holds 1.7 fluid ounces, enough for several touch ups. The cream softens the look of light scratches, rubbed edges, and faded patches.
The cream works on car interiors, sofas, chairs, shoes, boots, belts, bags, and jackets. Clean off dirt and oils first, then let the surface dry before you start. Plus, a gentle buff with a dry cloth evens out the finish.
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SIX SHADES: Pick beige, black, brown, red, white, or dark blue to match your worn surface.
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FOR SMOOTH FINISHES: Made for smooth finished surfaces, not suede or nubuck, where the color has rubbed away.
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THIN COAT BUILD UP: Use a cloth or sponge to build coverage in thin coats, letting each dry.
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1.7 FL OZ JAR: Each jar holds enough cream for several touch ups on seats, shoes, or bags.
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COSMETIC COLOR REFRESH: Softens the look of light scratches, rubbed edges, and faded spots on intact surfaces.
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TEST SPOT FIRST: Try it on a hidden area and judge the shade only after it fully dries.
- DRY CLOTH BUFF: Buff with a clean dry cloth once the final coat dries for an even look.
Product Specifications
- Type: Color Repair Cream
- Volume: 1.7 Fluid Ounces
- Shades: Beige, Black, Brown, Red, White, Dark Blue
- Surface Type: Smooth Finished
- Not For: Suede or Nubuck
- Application: Cloth or Sponge
What’s Included
- 1 x Color Repair Cream Jar
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use it on suede?
No, it's for smooth finished surfaces only, not suede or nubuck.
How do I choose a shade?
Pick the closest match, test it on a hidden spot, and judge the color only after it dries.
Does it fix tears or holes?
No, it restores color on surfaces that are still intact, like light scratches and faded patches.
How do I prep the surface?
Clean off dirt and oils, then let the area dry fully before applying.