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Furniture Clinic Leather Re-Coloring Balm Black 8.5-oz Scent Leather Cleaner and Conditioner Liquid

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Furniture Clinic’s leather recoloring balm is ideal for restoring color to faded and scratched leather
The leather recoloring balm is a versatile product that can be used to repair leather color on leather couches and other leather products
Good housekeeping seal: this product was evaluated by the good housekeeping institute and after rigorous testing by their expert scientists and engineers, has been granted the prestigious good housekeeping seal

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Furniture Clinic leather recoloring balm. Renew, restore and repair color to faded and scratched leather. Works on couches, car seats, clothing and purses.

Furniture Clinic’s leather recoloring balm is ideal for restoring color to faded and scratched leather
The leather recoloring balm is a versatile product that can be used to repair leather color on leather couches and other leather products
Good housekeeping seal: this product was evaluated by the good housekeeping institute and after rigorous testing by their expert scientists and engineers, has been granted the prestigious good housekeeping seal
We recommend you test the ability of your furniture to absorb liquid prior to purchasing by simply applying a small drop of water onto an intact section of your leather, and see if the water soaks in