The Scratch Doctor All in One Leather Dye for BMW Self Seal Repair Paint for Leather Car Seats & Interior (Dakota Venetian Beige)

Giving five stars, however, didn't get chance to use in anger as I sold the vehicle, I did test on a small patch and the match was very good as was the application and result.

I’m really impressed on how my seats came out using scratch Doctor! I’ve used mobile colonising companies before and had doubts using anything else. However I’ll be using Scratch doctor products again and will recommend. ( BMW Z4m coral) with (used Alcohol cleaner and Prep cleaner kit, it helps absorb the paint really well)

Good product a little difficult to use I didn't like the look I started to get with use of a brush I found a sponge gave me a much nicer and more natural coat on the leather and be sure to give the leather a very good clean to make sure there's nothing to contaminate the colorant when applying difficult to rectify I found

Colour had worn off the inside of the drivers side seat base bolster and there was wear on the back bolster and seat base. Used the recomended cleaner and prep then applied colour. Used a sponge brush and small artist brush to apply, poured colour in to a saucer. Best to use thin coats and build up colour to get a even and natural looking finish. I used a hair dryer to speed up drying time between coats. Very happy with the results and colour match. 👍

This product is very good and easy to use. Applied and used a heat gun to help dry left for 24 hours and fully usable with no mess

My seats are 4 years old, and still in really good condition. I bought this to try and repair a couple of small scratches on the passenger seat, which sort of worked. The issue was that the colour isn't a perfect match, so use sparingly and in a small area as a tester. I suspect it will work much better on heavily soiled or damaged leather which need more of a refurbishment.

First class match, and easy to use, don't spull it on the mats.

I used this on the ivory white seats in my BMW to fill/cover a couple of cracks showing the darker leather underneath. It worked very well doing this, & the colour matched quite well, I’m not sure I would do large areas with it, as I’m sure it would wear/wipe off given time, which would leave the leather looking patchy.