Leather Steering Wheel Repair Kit (Black) - Remove Any Grease Build up, Repair Any Damage & Restore the Colour to Any Worn Leather Steering Wheel

This is a great product, it is easy to use if you follow the instructions to the letter. My wheel was quite rough and the black leather colour was almost white in places. when you apply the colour keep the amount of paint small do not try to apply thick or go back over it. When dry the the finish is very even and looks almost like new, however there was small nibs that you could feel. I got rid of these by very, very, lightly sanding with the 1200 wet and dry supplied. If I did one again Instead of using the sponge supplied I would use the sponge side on a dish washing sponge as it is much fine than the sponge supplied. I have not applied the required leather cream yet as I have to wait 7 days for the paint to cure properly. I am sure the final result will be excellent, A really great product, thanks.

a great product .my steering wheel looks like new again

Overall works OK, it does repair the leather, fills imperfections and restores the appearance. However the surface feels slightly harsh on touch — it’s a bit plasticky, hard and doesn’t feel like leather anymore. Which probably is expected, but I think needs to be mentioned. Also the kit misses some important items that you will likely need in the process:- cleaner (there is a degreaser, but it is applied after sanding)- masking tape- a pair of glovesMasking is absolutely necessary as paint is supposed to be applied by sponge and it’s quite tricky to get into corners and close to surrounding trim parts, and it is not even mentioned in the instruction. Gloves are also essential as the paint is pretty hard to wash off from hands.Apart from that, this is good kit for the fair price.

Was sceptical at first, but just follow the instructions. I’d recommend repeating each step 4-5 times and the results were brilliant. Steering wheel was peeling and looking rough, but has come up looking smart again.

This kit works really well,my steering wheel looks like brand new

First time i have ever tried something like this and what a surprise!. I have never attempted to refurb a leather steering wheel through fear of destroying it but after watching a video on youtube i thought it would be within my realms and took the plunge. Whilst waiting for the kit to arrive i thoroughly cleaned the leather with a strong leather cleaner and left to dry. Kit arrives following day so i got to work sanding with the included sandpaper and cleaned with the included degreaser and alcohol cleaners. Once this was dry( a couple of minutes with a hair dryer) I applied the leather binder, this i think is where the magic happens as many kits you can buy elsewhere dont have this. once again out with hte hairdryer and a second coat was applied. A quick rub over with the 1200 grit paper and then it was time for the colour coat. This is applied much the same as any other kit with a sponge(supplied) and dabbed onto the wheel. after a few minutes your wheel looks like new. I am amazed at the results and there is enough in the kit to do a good few wheels if required. It may seem expensive at £25.95 but i was quoted £120 to have mine done professionally. Take a look at the before and after photos and judge for yourself. Amazing kit and easy to DIY. Well chuffed!!

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely amazing kitI have a 27 year old toyota trueno GTZ and the car is in fantastic condition but the steering wheel was bugging me like mad and due for a refurb.The steering wheel is an original momo toyota factory steering wheel which is very rare so there was no way I was going to replace it or even try to.I considered a recover but didn't fancy the prices nor the time it would take someone to do it for me so here's where the kit comes in.I've looked at this kit many times in the past and thought can I really be bothered to do all that work and will it last?.From start to finish an I took my time to achieve what i would call an outstanding result which took me just over 4 hours an that's including drying times in-between what ever coat I was doing or after cleaning each time.I let it air dry I didn't use a hairdryer I didn't want to damage any of the internal glue or foam.Make sure you follow the instructions properly and will will achieve amazing results I am over the moon.See before and after pics 😁steering wheel was dry to the touch after 10 mins or so on each colour coat and after completing all the steps and 3 coats later I left it for 4 hours to dry before I handled it properly and I will leave it overnight before refitting, I will then apply a leather conditioner cream to protect it.Get this kit follow the steps properly and you will not be disappointed!Points to note:If you have big gouges or deep scratches on your steering wheel you'll need to buy a filler separately.Basic cracks and scratches can be sanded and the leather binder added to smoothen them out then I final sand with the 1200 minimises the marks to the eye it's pretty amazing how it works.I am very happy with the way it turned out an although it isn't absolutely perfect and small imperfections can still be seen up close i still think it adds to its character and age while still looking very impressive overall. It looks solid now to the touch an I believe after a leather conditioner is applied it will last many years to come 😎Theres still loads left in the bottles, This kit in my book is Top notch and worth every penny.I highly recommend this product and it to top it off the service was fantastic and it was delivered in 24 hours!Thanks for reading and If you like this review please give it the thumbs up 👍🏻

Don’t get me wrong, I have noticed some difference.I wouldn’t say it’s perfect though.All I have really achieved is removing some of the leather peeling and flaking away in one isolated spot.I can’t really say it’s “completely restored” the steering wheel, but yes, it does look better.It’s bought me some time to find a new replacement.One thing I would say, the sandpaper provided is useless. You really need to go out and buy some more before tackling this task. I would also buy some more applicator sponges for the “dye” too.Overall 50/50. I’m sure more skilled individuals could get better results. I sat for over 4 hours doing this with a hair dryer and overall, mixed results and feelings on the outcome.