Suitable for leather and leather-look trim. Check the listing details for an applicator; a small spatula or an old bank card works well.
Practical tip: clean and degrease the area first, apply the paste in thin layers rather than one thick one, letting each dry, and lightly smooth with fine sandpaper before colouring. Test on a hidden spot first. A scuffed driver's seat is one of the first things a buyer notices, so a tidy repair before you advertise the car pays for itself many times over: see our guide to selling your car privately.
