Realeather F2400-01 Leather Dye Pens, Double Sided with Fine and Brush Tips, Earth Tone Colors, 6-Pack

Saved us from buying a new recliner!!! I only did it a week ago but it’s holding up great so far. It worked so good, I can barely find where I used it!

I purchased this to fix a scratch on a leather chair. It had the color I needed, as well as a color that allowed me to repair a pair of suede slippers that I accidentally dropped bleach on. Sweet!

The good - layering deepens the color, and it was easy to add shadows by using another, darker pen to create depth.The tricky - There's no good way to remove color, and assume of my pens splattered a little when I removed the caps. If I had been more careful, it wouldn't have happened.Blue and purple are SUPER dark and opaque. I used acrylic paint to add highlights -- before that, all definition and depth was lost. That has more to do with me working in a new medium, though, and isn't really the fault of the pens. Green, however, are far LESS opaque and can be easily shaded and layered with darker pens to add dimension (light blue is paint - before added that paint, the flower blue and violet parts kind of looked like a dark blue/purple blob).Tips :The brush tip is great for filling in - use the pen tip for shadows or precise lines.Don't uncap over your piece.Use a piece of tooling leather as a tester so you know how the colors will look on your piece.These are dye markers, not paint pens, so once they're there, that's it. The only way to lighten is to use paints.Highlights need to be done with paints or you need to leave spaces open/use lighter dye and avoid areas to create highlights. Treat these like watercolor paints (Everly you can't dilute) -- you can't layer light over dark unless you change mediums.Overall, I loved the outcome. I'll be using a sealer to protect the shoes, since they're a daily wear item.

I got a real deal on two Morris chairs, except leather needed a little TLC. I used this to great results touching some of the wear and tear on the leather. Also touched up the cover on a bible I've had for over 30 years and it looks brand new.

Open package and go. The colors do come out a little darker than the marker top, so definitely test first. Great for my minor mix up

Was excited to try these markers to touch up cracks in a leather sofa. Do not recommend. Within minutes the tip had splayed into a brush , making it unsuitable for intended purpose.

These permanent markers are great for so many things. The colors are perfect for those little touch ups you need to do on leather goods.

The color rubbed off but I bought these for a repair for a coffee cup a or h to try to make it less obvious so I don’t feel that is the intention of tgese markers. Go lighter 1st the leather takes darker than the paper u try for color match or sample of color