Car interiors
Furniture
Leather walls
Fashion items
Marine leather
Leather types such as pigmented, top coated, aniline, antique

• Step 1: Clean the surface and get it prepped. 
• Step 2: Apply the filler compound to the desired area, filling in visible abrasions and holes.
• Step 3: Dry with a hairdryer or at room temperature.

•  Ensure the area is fully prepped, including sanding rough areas with either 1200 paper or 280 foam sanding pads.
• Wipe down the area with alcohol cleaner.
•  Repair torn piping or protruding bits, allowing them to dry before sanding.
• Then, apply the piping filler using a spatula or brush in thin layers.
• Allow each layer to dry before applying more, sanding gently between layers if necessary.
• Avoid over-application to prevent prolonged sanding time.
• Mix filler with pigment paints (up to 10%) for blending, if needed for a natural look.
• Sand down excess filler if needed.
• For aniline leathers, add dye to filler and blend with pigmentation paints (up to 15%).