MASTAPLASTAOriginal Self-Adhesive Leather Repair Tape - Black 60" x 4" (150 x 10 cm). Instant Upholstery-Quality Scratch and Tear Repair for Couches, Car Seats, DIY, Crafting

Nothing can be more frustrating than to notice that your leather couch or vehicle seat is showing extreme wear or even a tear. All you can think is... THIS IS GOING TO BE EXPENSIVE TO FIX! I have a leather couch and one day notice it had a small tear in one of it's cushions. These cushions have a pillow type top so they're not able to be just flipped over.Searched online for a solution and came across "MastaPlasta Self-Adhesive Premium Leather Repair Patch". I figured I had nothing to lose, so I ordered it. It's simple to make the repair and it's been years now with no signs of giving out! I decided to order a roll of the stuff to keep around for "JUST INCASE" the worst happens again. I highly recommend this product after the experience and results I've had.

Used this to patch a torn motorbike saddle. So far so good. I live in Florida, it is very hot and the sun beats on it. We sit on it, ride on it. It settled a bit after 1st install but, it’s been a couple of weeks and, it has not budged. Looks really good. From a couple feet back it is virtually invisible.Very sticky, prep well before placing you will not be able to unglue, reglue once installed.

easy to handle, cut and apply… looks good… used several times in different applications.last use I had to cover a large area and overlapped it believing it will cover the area better… it lasted for about 6 months and it came loose on the overlaps.if you need to cover a big area look for other options that have larger formats… found one that has 16” x 60” rolls.

High quality! Used on a boat seat that cracked! It seems to be performing well in the heat! Excellent value and easy to use! Sizing is accurately described! Very impressed with the adhesion in the hot sun all day! Highly recommend!

I used this on a driver-side door interior elbow-rest surface on a 2003 Infiniti i35. I made the repair without taking the door apart, by first making a template using some adhesive clear plastic roll film (24" wide roll normally used as carpet and floor protection during home remodeling). I pressed the adhesive film into place, and took a new exact-o knife pen and carefully cut the plastic without cutting the armrest underneath. Once I had the plastic template cut, I peeled it off the armrest area and re-stuck it to the MastaPlasta which I had taped down to a piece of cardboard. I then used another new exact-o blade and cut out the MastaPlast material, then peeled off it's backing, and carefully applied it to the armrest area, working the outer perimeter in place first, then pressing into place inwards toward the door, finally tucking in to the crevice where the armrest meets the door. Worked out beautifully. I did a similar repair to the center console lid on the same car. I highly recommend this product, others I tried were just not sticky enough ( I was able to use contact cement, ultimately) and were not as robust as the MastaPlasta material.

Used to cover up some tears on a faux leather padded surface (exercise equipment). It's lasted years with light use and looks like it did when first applied.

Won't adhere long, beware.

Exactly as described.