J-B Weld 2130 Vinyl and Leather Repair Kit, 3 oz, Black

We had a large hole in our leather seat in our Infiniti but we didn’t want to spend much money because the vehicle had over 200,000 miles and we aren’t going to be able to sell it for much. So I thought I’d try this to see if I could at least seal the hole and make it look better. There was no way to bring the two pieces of the leather together to seam it. I had to use the material that was provided to fill it in and I still had to push it down quite a bit with the glue. Then I experienced some shrinkage with the glue and had to come back the next day and add additional. I didn’t have any luck applying the texture to the surface. But overall, I was happy that it’s held and at least accomplished what I needed it to do which was sealing the large torn hole in the leather. After I used leather color on top to match the seat color.

Worked alright, took a few applications. The epoxy would shrink despite the instructions saying not to over fill.

Worked well to repair the small rips in the door cards of my e30. Not easy to match the paint but close enough to look better than the tear. Not perfect and I’d say damn near impossible to get 100% accurate on the color but if you’re looking for something to make your daily driver more presentable without replacing the door card this will work for you.

This is my first time using this product. So far I'm not all that impressed. Yes it does tie tears back together and yes it will fill in gouges but as for the top color finish, it's really difficult to get it to look good. I keep getting voids under the texture paper and having to do it again. That wouldn't be so bad but every time I have to redo it I have to wait another 24 hours. I think between this one and the kits that use heat to cure the top coat, the heat cure would be preferable. For my project, I'm going to spray a texture over the surface and respray the whole panel so it doesn't matter too much but for a spot repair where the entire panel isn't being resprayed, I think the results would be disappointing. I like JB Weld products but this one isn't my favorite. This product does come with many different colors to choose & mix from. I couldn't find that info anywhere. Just thought that might help.

Don’t waste your money, horrible product. Glue is just simple white glue, backing fabric falls apart while you cutting it, colors are not pigmented. All of it has a quality of a $1 store elementary school kit.

Works great. I had tried the other brand years ago with zero success. Not sure if this is different or if I just did it wrong last time. a bit different than instructions but my repair was a long thin crack in a hard vinyl dashboard top. Cleaned out the crack and over course of several days filled crack with the clear drying adhesive. Make sure to dab/wipe it off the uncracked surface so it's only in the crack. After that LIGHT scuff/sand with 600 grit. Mixed the color, spread a little on and sort of padded off/moved around with a balled up cloth then pressed the grain paper to it.

Item as described

This might be OK for very small holes or tears but for anything larger than say 1/16 of an inch I would not recommend. For one thing there's not enough of the repair paste for anything larger. The other issue I had is the color dried much darker than what I had mixed to match my leather chair. It looks like hell because it's not even close in color and not smooth. In retrospect I think I would have been better off cutting a bit of material from an out of sight location of the chair and glued it over the damaged arm of the chair using a proven adhesive such as Shoe Goo.

Good

What a rip off - for what you get in this small package with small pieces of fabric and tiny pots of filler and paint, you should only pay $7, not $27. Very disappointed.

No color can match, and I revived it without the tool to apply the heat on

I repaired my sofa with this. It works.

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