LeTech Leather Repair Paint
33-Colour Chart & Instructions (NLC Listing)
FREE Application Brush
Neutrals
Ivory
Soft off-white for lighter leathers.
Mushroom
Warm grey-beige with subtle depth.
Cream
Light neutral tone for interiors.
Beige
Classic beige for versatile restoration.
Peach
Soft warm neutral.
White
Bright neutral white.
Greys & Blacks
Light Grey
Neutral light grey.
Grey
Versatile mid grey.
Dark Grey
Strong dark grey.
Charcoal
Near-black deep grey.
Black
Solid jet black.
Purples & Blues
Lilac
Soft pastel purple.
Lavender
Light lavender tone.
Sky Blue
Fresh light blue.
Light Blue
Cool light aqua blue.
Denim
Blue-jean tone.
Ocean Blue
Rich navy blue.
Peacock
Bold blue-green blend.
Greens
Pistachio
Pale pastel green.
Olive
Natural dark green.
Racing Green
Deep, classic green.
Browns
Tan
Warm natural tan.
Cinnamon
Rich red-brown.
Chocolate
Deep classic brown.
Chestnut
Warm mid-brown.
Coffee
Dark espresso brown.
Camel
Warm yellow-brown.
Corn
Soft corn yellow.
Umber
Muted earthy brown.
Reds
Rose
Bright rose pink.
Red
Vibrant classic red.
Dark Oxblood
Deep red-wine.
Malbec
Dark wine red.
About This Product
LeTech Leather Repair Paint is a specialist all-in-one leather colourant that combines
a primer, colourant and topcoat in one. It simplifies your workflow while curing to a
tough, flexible finish that resists cracking and peeling. Ideal for sofas, car interiors,
handbags, shoes and clothing. Water-based and low odour.
Includes Premium Foam Application Brush
Every bottle is supplied with a foam paint application detailing brush for thin, even
layers with greater control—ideal for repairing scuffs, scratches, small wear areas and
edge recolouring.
How to Use — Professional Prep & Application
Best conditions: 15–25 °C, low humidity, dust-free area. Protect surrounding surfaces.
1) Assessment
• Confirm finished/pigmented leather (not aniline/suede/nu-buck).
• Identify issues: colour loss, scuffs, cracking, grease or dye transfer.
• Select the nearest shade; refine blend after preparation if needed.
• Confirm finished/pigmented leather (not aniline/suede/nu-buck).
• Identify issues: colour loss, scuffs, cracking, grease or dye transfer.
• Select the nearest shade; refine blend after preparation if needed.
2) Deep Clean & Degrease (critical)
• Vacuum seams/creases to remove grit.
• Clean with a leather cleaner using a soft brush/sponge; wipe residue with a lint-free cloth.
• For oils/grease: apply leather degreaser, allow draw-out, then wipe and allow to dry fully.
• For dye transfer/ink: use the correct remover, neutralise with cleaner and allow to dry.
• Vacuum seams/creases to remove grit.
• Clean with a leather cleaner using a soft brush/sponge; wipe residue with a lint-free cloth.
• For oils/grease: apply leather degreaser, allow draw-out, then wipe and allow to dry fully.
• For dye transfer/ink: use the correct remover, neutralise with cleaner and allow to dry.
3) Key the Surface & Minor Repairs
• Lightly key shiny/worn areas with P600–P1000 abrasive to promote adhesion; wipe dust.
• Fill nicks/creases with flexible leather filler in thin layers; dry fully and sand smooth between layers.
• Lightly key shiny/worn areas with P600–P1000 abrasive to promote adhesion; wipe dust.
• Fill nicks/creases with flexible leather filler in thin layers; dry fully and sand smooth between layers.
4) Mask & Test
• Mask adjacent panels/stitching if needed.
• Shake thoroughly. Test a small hidden patch; adjust by mixing neighbouring tones if required.
• Mask adjacent panels/stitching if needed.
• Shake thoroughly. Test a small hidden patch; adjust by mixing neighbouring tones if required.
5) Application
• Sponge/Pad: Dab on very thin coats, feathering edges to blend.
• Brush: Use a soft foam brush; apply light coats and tip off gently.
• Airbrush/Spray: 0.3–0.5 mm tip, light, even passes from ~15–20 cm.
• Sponge/Pad: Dab on very thin coats, feathering edges to blend.
• Brush: Use a soft foam brush; apply light coats and tip off gently.
• Airbrush/Spray: 0.3–0.5 mm tip, light, even passes from ~15–20 cm.
6) Drying Between Coats
• Allow each coat to become touch-dry (≈10–20 min). A hairdryer on low can speed surface drying—don’t overheat.
• Build colour gradually until coverage is uniform (2–5 coats typical).
• Allow each coat to become touch-dry (≈10–20 min). A hairdryer on low can speed surface drying—don’t overheat.
• Build colour gradually until coverage is uniform (2–5 coats typical).
7) Finish & Sheen
• Light nib-sand with P1000 if needed; wipe clean.
• Built-in topcoat included; for high-wear areas you may add an extra compatible clear topcoat (Matt/Satin/Gloss) to match surrounding sheen.
• Light nib-sand with P1000 if needed; wipe clean.
• Built-in topcoat included; for high-wear areas you may add an extra compatible clear topcoat (Matt/Satin/Gloss) to match surrounding sheen.
Coverage & Tools
• 500 ml normally covers a small car interior or armchair.
• 1000 ml is enough for a standard car interior or 3-seater sofa.
• Tools: foam brush, foam pads, lint-free cloths, P600–P1000 abrasive, masking tape; optional airbrush/spray.
• 500 ml normally covers a small car interior or armchair.
• 1000 ml is enough for a standard car interior or 3-seater sofa.
• Tools: foam brush, foam pads, lint-free cloths, P600–P1000 abrasive, masking tape; optional airbrush/spray.
Safety
• Water-based, low odour. Ventilate well. Avoid eye/skin contact. Keep away from children and pets.
• Water-based, low odour. Ventilate well. Avoid eye/skin contact. Keep away from children and pets.
Disclaimer: Colours shown are digital representations and may vary due to monitor settings. Always test a small area first.