Leather Repair Patch, Breathable Perforated Self Adhesive Repair Patch, Furniture Couch Car Seats Office Chairs Sofa Repair Refurbished Faux Leather Patch (Black,15.7x23.6 inch)

Tried using the compound mix (ultra Fail) but this saved the day. I Used a piece of parchment paper for measuring a different cutting size. Ease of use and Vaule for money for sure

Liked ease of application and it blended relatively well with car seat material. Just applied this last week though so want to see how it lasts over the long run.

My husband used this on his car seat. It works perfectly and blended with the leather seat

Leather patch came in a basic clear plastic bag. High quality the material used looks like real leather and the holes punched in are nice and crisp, has 3m backing to ensure a secure repair. Super simple to use and cut with scissors, just cut to the size needed and peel the backing and stick to the area needing repair. I've done the repair to a car seat about a week ago and its holding strong with no sliding of the patch and its been in the low to mid 90s the whole week.Cons: The patch came folded in half with a large crease down the middle that's not fixable, I got lucky and was able to cut the crease out and use the 2 pieces to repair my seat.

I used this to repair my auto seat back as it was torn. It seems to be working just fine but it's only been a couple days. Hopefully it'll last as it seems to be quality material. I'd buy it again.

As you can see from the photos the patch looks great, and the part you can see has held up perfectly for the past month.The adhesive could be a bit stickier, and a piece that I put on the side of the seat has started peeling off. The part pictured gets sat on everyday, so it hasn't had a chance to peel off.Installation was pretty simple, but there are no instructions. I took a piece of paper and used my fingernail to crease it into the seams of the seat, then cut the paper to fit the area. I then traced the pattern onto the back of the patch. You've got to flip the pattern over so the "up" side of the pattern matches the "up" side of the patch. Then I cut the patch out and before I peeled off the backing I double checked the fit. I made some minor adjustments, and peeled off one end of the backing. I put that end in place and tucked the edges down into the seams of the seat, then slowly pulled more of the backing from underneath the patch. I worked along in this fashion until the patch was fully applied. Was really easy.Again, the key here is to tuck the edges of the patch into a seam. If you were to apply just a round or square patch in the middle of the seat I would be worried that it would get rubbed off by sitting.

I ordered this leather repair patch to fix an area of my eleven-year-old car’s driver’s seat. The faux leather has started to crack and peel off the underlying fabric. I was looking for something to hide the damage as much as something that could stop it from spreading. Fortunately, this patch does both—it looks good and protects the damaged area.To apply it, I first created a paper template to fit the seams of my seat. After carefully cutting the patch to fit, I cleaned the seat with rubbing alcohol and let it dry. Then I very carefully stuck the patch in place. So far, I’m very impressed with the results. The perforated texture matches the existing seats, upholstery very well, and I’ve had no issues with the adhesion failing. Time will tell if it holds up the abrasion of clothing as I get in and out of the car, but I’m cautiously optimistic.You can see the results in the photos I uploaded. I’ll be sure to update this review if I run into any problems down the line. But so far, I can recommend this leather patch as a cost-effective solution for damaged upholstery.

it is rather short/small for the money, but is also consisting of a breathable surface with multiple small holes. Patch sheet is not very thick, so if you need durability, you might need multiple layers stacked to one another.