Artist UnknownTop Coat Satin Finish Sealer Use on Any Leather or Vinyl or After You Have Used Leather Max by Blend It On Refinish, Keep it All Safe

Il y a deux ans, je n’avais pas mis ce top coat et la durée de vie du produit m’avait fortement plu. Cette fois ci j’ai voulu faire mieux et ajouter ce produit pour une protection supplémentaire mais malgré les vidéos visionnés et l’application avec leur applicateur, cela a complètement détruit le sofa et s’est mis à « plumé ». Je le déconseille fortement. Désolé. Je vais devoir recommencer à zéro.

I used this over a re-dye job on my leather sofa and was amazed at how well it protected the area that was re-dyed due to wear off of the original finish. I also used the Leather Max dye to cover the areas where the dye originally worn off but it was a little hazy after it had dried. After applying the Leather Max Coat Satin Finish over the dried dye it brought it back to its original finish and sofa looks new again. Definitely need this product for any re-dye jobs.

Recommend. Quality product, easy to use, application and color are just as described. Durable and long lasting

Works well, great sealer. Unfortunately (in my opinion) it is not a satin finish, it's more of a glossy finish. It looks like I have wet spots on my furniture...it sealed them in alright!

This product is a life saver for leather I love this "stuff" to protect and seal leather after hand painting the item or dying leather. I bought the kit and one must be careful not to use to heavy of a coating of the color product on some applications, depending on what density of coverage is needed to achieve the end result. I used this on some boots and used to heavy of an application of the color product it looked a little to heavy- but I was able to remove some of it after the product after it dried with alcohol this made the product penetrate the leather leaving a beautiful shine. If one bought the entire kit color, leather preparer, and top coat I recommend following the manufacturers instructions-remove all the oils etc. from the item one is trying to restore, let it dry, add a layer of the color, let that dry, then depending on the level of coverage needed decide if additional layers of the color product are needed, let ever layer of the product dry before adding any additional layers needed. A little of the top coat goes a long way and makes the color product penetrate the color coat making it look more natural. I love this product for restoring or simply re coloring leather. I have learned a lot just simply by trying this on various applications.