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I have a really expensive cream colored purse that turned yellow and had stains where it looked hideous. It was not usable and I almost threw it out. I figured might as well try to recolor it- I have nothing to lose. I tried to other cheaper brands and they didn’t cover anything. I saw the reviews on this but none for cream or white. This was my last attempt. It worked surprisingly well. I chose light beige which took the yellow tint out of the leather and covered the browning at the handl...

Our 20 year old Ethan Allen sectional is still in great shape, but the original dark grey color faded to a cracked, sickly light Grey from sun damaged in our great room. The photo shows partial completed project with the contrast from areas treated with the Dark Grey balm to sun faded sections. I chipped away at the project over 2 weeks and used all 3 of the products: Cleaner, balm and conditioner. The results are nothing short of spectacular and our sectional is fully restored to original bea...

We bought a used car a couple months ago and the coloring on the material above the glove box was worn off and was black instead of tan. I went through two colors of Clyde’s balm and got a color that didn’t match the original color but matched the doors interior perfectly. It completely covered the area and hadn’t rubbed off, didn’t leave a smell and dried quickly. It honestly looks like this was the way the car was supposed to look anyways. And the fact that the balm arrived at my house within...

I have searched for years for a way to update our leather couches. I googled leather conditioning and found Clyde’s. They are super people. My initial purchase was for med. brown. But after trying it, I decided on the smoke brown. I had already placed orders out for the med brown. But the people at Clyde’s were fantastic and replaced all the med brown for the smoke brown. We could not be happier with the outcome of our furniture. We feel we have 2 brand new couches. These couches are 2...

I have looked for years for a product to update or improve the look of our two leather couches. They are 22+ years old. I googled the subject again this summer and found your product. It is fantastic. The color enriches the look of our couches. I picked medium brown first, and did not like the color. I was able to exchange all the med brown for the smoke brown. The conditioner does an excellent job making the couch supple and soft I don’t think there is a better product on the market. ...

I was a bit worried when I first started using the product (worried about streaks or patchiness) but once I got the hang of applying, it came along nicely (instructions say use circles but I had better success with curved or straight lines and blending them together). I still have half a tub left, so I could save for future applications (half a tub to do the whole saddle including multiple coats on the more faded areas is really good!) My saddle had fading on the front and top of the cantle. Now...

This stuff is not cheap, but cheaper than a new leather sectional. I was able to repair areas of wear and basically bring it back to new looking condition. One of the supposes was how it fright back the feel of the leather. The worn areas had not only lost their color, but also developed a rough feel. Clydes smoothed it out, and it feels great. I do wish there were more color choices, but I was able to duplicate the color of our couch by blending the dark brown and medium brown. Time will tel...

I had to leave a review for this company. I purchased a 10 year old leather chair off of Facebook marketplace. It was in good condition, but definitely worn and faded. I figured I’d try to revive the color and bring some life back to it. The number one thing I was worried about when looking for a leather coloring balm was that it would leave cracking and flaking. But I found this company and the reviews were so positive that I decided to try them out. I was completely blown away by the results! ...

used this product, Clyde's leather recoloring balm, on our dark brown leather couch that had an approximate 3" by 10" patch where the color had been removed when our dog laid upside down on it with flea and tick medication on his neck area that had not yet dried. It nearly took every bit of the dye out of the leather! )PS We had no clue that this dog-medication would bleach the color right out of leather!) Needless to say, I was heartbroken as the couch was less than a year old. We had a leath...