Leather HeroTop Coat – Leather Sealant & Protective Finish for Dye, Paint, Car Seats, Shoes & More – Scratch-Resistant Color Restorer with Applicator – 4oz(Satin Finish)

I had a black leather bag that was bleeding color terribly even after wiping it down for hours. This product was recommended to me and it worked perfectly to stop the dye from transferring. Two very thin coats did the trick and now I can wear it with white clothes on a hot day with no issues at all. The product was super easy to use and a little goes a long way.

Great sealant, didn’t feel sticky after curing and it really does provide a good shine.

Great product and prompt delivery service

Works great, dries fast and protects well. Exactly as described.

I bought this as a last ditch effort to save the lining of a pair of boots. It hit all the marks for my application, and I think it did well. I can't speak to it's durability for car seats or furniture, but I recommend for this sort of application.That fake pleather crap they use on things was flaking into the fine death dust in a pair of boots I bought second hand... Had I realized the interior, maybe I wouldn't have gone for them, but the exterior of the boot is a beautiful, tooled genuine leather. I repair things for a living and got cocky.I asked a local cobbler, said it was not worth it. I looked up diy ideas. Toss em was pretty much it. Fine! Screw everyone. I'll do it myself.I slapped on a mask and rubbed out all the loose plastic upper that makes "pleather" from the fabric (it was patchy), I bought black in this brand's dye, and recolored the inside. This didn't stop the flaking quite like I was hoping to but achieved a good aesthetic for whatever that's worth inside a shoe. When I found this sealant, I figured why not? Worth a shot. In for a penny....It has solved the problem absolutely. Flakes are contained. The interior of the boot is by no means new, but I am certain it gave me a couple more years. With repeated applications when needed, maybe many more. We'll see the shelf life of the product. I didn't use much for the surface area.The finish is very thin. When applying, it can be difficult to believe you got that spot. It's a very thin solution that seems to absorb a bit and becomes clear on application. I could see how others may have applied too heavily and wound up with an uneven, brushed finish very easily. Thin coats and patience on the dry time recommended.It feels very durable, certainly water resistant, and it has a flexible surface tension. Perfect for the interior of a shoe. If you have a pair of shoes you want to save from the garbage heap, it's worth the couple bucks. I can't speak to it's durability at the moment, but I'm happy with my initial results and day of testing.

It’s not great but it’ll do something. Would not buy again.

I ordered 1 it was that good I ordered another one

Other reviews have questioned whether or not the sheen is really satin. I did a comparison between Leather Hero and Fiebing’s Pro Resist and the difference is stark. Clearly, the Pro Resist is much glossier and really deepens the black dye. The Leather Hero is a much duller sheen and a more flat looking black.Keep in mind these are not professional photos and that makes a difference. Lighting will tell you any story the photographer wants to tell. These are quick snapshots from a phone in poor lighting. Trust me when I tell you that what you see by eye is even more pronounced than what you see in these pics but I feel you CAN see a difference from these pics, so I have included them.Hope this helps. And by the way, I ordered two bottles and they were both just fine (fully liquid).