Buy the supplies here: rubnrestore.com/leather-restoration-products/ Learn more about changing color here: rubnrestore.com/how-to/change-color-leather-vinyl/
This is a Custom Emerald we mixed for the owner, but our Pine most closely resembles it. The burnishing colors used are a mix of Eggplant and Forest, two colors that we discontinued due to the war in Ukraine and their unpopularity. They were replaced with Pine and Plum.
When you chose the colour for the patch, you thought of the colour the couch would be? Or doesn't matter? I have a red leather sofa a dog chew a big chunk out of, should I get the same red as the sofa or can it be dyed? Thanks for your videos, it's so helpful, I'm in Oz and it's not easy to get the supplies.
It's best to prioritize grain / texture of the patch and then choose the best available color. We do this if you upload a picture to our website here: rubnrestore.com/leather-restoration-products/leather-top-patch. If you want some guidance on this project, consider ordering a consultation: rubnrestore.com/leather-restoration-products/custom-vinyl-leather-repair-kits/ Thanks!
