Leather Glue, 30g Leather Glue Repair, Glue for Leather, Purses, Car Seat, Shoes and Sofa, Bonding Between Leather and Leather, Leather and Substrates of Different Materials

Sorry I didn't take a picture before I fixed the spot on my console in my Tundra. The spot you see in the picture used to stick up and was very sharp, I have cut my forearm on it several times. I cleaned the spot, opened the box, got one of the bottles (I ordered the 2 pack, I will probably never use 1) put the little tip on the bottle, squirted it underneath each tab that was sticking up and some along each break and put a small piece of smooth metal on it to hold it flat. I did rotate the metal to keep it from sticking. when it dried in a few seconds, I squirted a little more on all the breaks to fill them in good. This morning when I drove the truck, I could not tell there was ever a cut on the console, with the exception of a little bulge. I didn't realize how little of this stuff it takes. If I ever have another problem, I will use it for sure. Really good stuff. It left it as smooth as a babys bottom.

I had a top grain leather bag (Portland Leather Goods) with a free-hanging inside pocket, which I wanted to glue to the side of the bag on three sides so it would form effectively a second pocket behind the first. The pocket had the smooth outer part of the leather facing outward, and the part I was trying to attach it to was the slightly rougher inner part of the leather. I applied a bead of glue all the way around the edge, then put my purse on a flat surface with a book on top and left it for a few hours. Parts of the pocket didn’t adhere, and when I put my hand in, the pocket peeled right back off. Thinking it was due to my bag not being flat enough, I tried again, this time putting a weight on top of the book and putting it inside the bag directly on the pocket. Parts still didn’t fully adhere after a few hours. It isn’t a very strong bond either. This may be best for small repairs in plastic “leather” rather than larger projects on a genuine leather product.

I ordered the Erigathe Leather Glue to repair one of my sandals where the leather footbed was starting to detach from the sole. I have used the shoe repair glue that comes in a tube often with messy results. This glue looked like it might be easier to use.The 30 g bottle of cyanoacrylate is packaged with 3 microtip applicators that slip on to the nozzle of the glue to allow a more pinpoint application. The clear glue is fast setting (45 seconds) and fully cured in 24 hours.I am so pleased with the repair to my favorite sandals. The glue was easy to use, didn't make a mess, and most importantly, bonded the leather back to the sole. The glue has an anti-clog cap that makes reusing it easy. The company offers an exchange or refund if you aren't completely satisfied.I highly recommend this leather glue for everyday household repairs.

I do a lot of crafting with leather; my latest project was glueing ostrich skin leather to a thin phone case for the z-flip 6 phone of which with all the glass screen was very intricate work. The precision tips that came with the glue made it easy to glue around the areas of the camera lenses and case hinges. What I liked is that there was not a really strong glue smell that you find with many glues. The glue did not bleed through the leather or discolor it and holds really well. With these great results on my now complete latest project, this will now be my go-to leather glue.

Bottle arrived broken was not able to use

Used this Leather Glue on my golf shoes and so far, working great! My shoes were coming apart from the sole of the foot and I used this to glue it back. It's been 2 weeks and still working good! Time will tell. Good order!

Needed to glue together a seam on my leather recliner. This worked well so far if it holds. It lists ingredients similar to super glue but the price for the large bottle you get is probably comparable to superglue. Hopefully next time I open it it isn’t stuck to the lid.

I got this to repair some leather trim that was peeling up in my car. It worked well so far, bonding to the plastic layer underneath. This might be just some specialized formulation of CA glue, I can't tell yet. For a set of 2 bottles, you could repair a lot of shoes/purses/gloves/wallets/etc. I really like the thin nozzles that come with these, it helps you get the glue in tight spaces and in very precise amounts.