Clydes Leather Company Leather Recoloring Balm for Faded Leather – 23 Colors, Non-Toxic Repair & Conditioning

Clyde's™ Leather Recoloring Balm is a non-toxic, nourishing color-restoring balm that refreshes faded leather and helps conceal scratches on furniture, car seats, jackets and vinyl.

This easy-to-use recoloring balm combines ClydeColor technology with conditioning oils to restore tone, reduce the appearance of surface damage, and leave leather feeling supple. The jar contains step-by-step instructions and a sponge applicator so you can perform spot repairs or full-area recoloring at home. It works on many finished and coated leathers after a simple prep step and is available in 23 shades to match common leather colors.

How does the balm restore color and hide scratches?

The balm deposits pigment and filling agents that blend into faded areas and shallow scratches while conditioning the leather substrate. Applied in thin layers and buffed between coats, it evens out color and reduces visible abrasions without leaving a heavy film when used correctly.

• Proprietary ClydeColor pigment system for consistent tinting
• Filling agents that smooth shallow scratches and scuffs
• Conditioners that reintegrate oils for natural sheen and suppleness
• Apply thin coats, buff between layers, and allow full cure

Will this work on my car seats, sofa or coated leather?

Yes — it’s formulated to work on many finished, sealed, or coated leathers, but preparation varies. A quick water absorbency check tells you whether to deglaze first so the balm bonds into the surface instead of sitting on top.

• Perform a water droplet absorbency test before application
• Lightly deglaze or scuff beading surfaces to improve adhesion
• Suitable for sofas, car seats, jackets, boots, bags and vinyl
• Follow cure times to prevent color transfer or flaking

How do I apply the balm for the best, longest-lasting results?

Clean and prep the leather first, then apply the balm in thin, even coats with the included sponge. Buff lightly between coats, repeat until color is even, and allow the final coat to cure 24–36 hours before regular use to lock in the finish.

• Clean surface oils and dirt before application
• Use the included sponge to build thin layers
• Buff gently between coats for smooth blending
• Allow 24–36 hours curing time before use

Is the formula safe for my leather and household use?

The balm is made from high-quality, natural ingredients intended to nourish and condition leather while recoloring. Always spot-test in an inconspicuous area first to confirm color match and finish, since leather types and factory coatings vary.

• Non-toxic dye base with conditioning components
• Spot-test recommended to verify color and adhesion
• Not all leathers react identically — test first
• Detailed prep and cure instructions included via jar QR and manual

Who is this for: Clyde's Leather Recoloring Balm is aimed at homeowners, car owners, leather hobbyists, and small restorers who want professional-looking recolor and scratch repair without professional equipment. If you own sofas, car seats, jackets, boots, saddles, or leather bags that have lost color or show light surface damage, this balm lets you refresh and protect those items at home when used as directed.