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Descrição do Produto:
O NADAMOO Brown Leather Recoloring Balm com Condicionador de Couro de Óleo de Mink é a solução definitiva para restaurar e revitalizar superfícies de couro desgastadas. Este kit de reparo de couro vem completo, oferecendo tudo o que você precisa para um uso rápido e eficiente. A embalagem inclui: 4oz de Balm Recolorante Marrom, 2oz de Condicionador de Couro com Óleo de Mink, 3 esponjas de tamanhos diferentes, 2 pincéis e 1 par de luvas.
Com o Balm Recolorante, você pode renovar facilmente couro velho e sem vida. Este produto permite reparos DIY rápidos e simples, eliminando arranhões, desbotamento e desgaste geral com uma única aplicação. Sua fórmula flexível é fácil de aplicar, seca rapidamente, é à prova d’água e não se desgasta com o tempo. Além disso, não possui odor desagradável, tornando o processo de restauração ainda mais agradável.
O Condicionador de Couro com Óleo de Mink de 2oz oferece proteção completa para todas as superfícies de couro. Ele restaura o brilho, preserva a umidade e prolonga a vida útil do couro, mantendo-o sempre em ótimo estado. Com uma síntese natural de óleo de mink, este produto é livre de silicone, garantindo uma aplicação segura e eficaz.
Este kit é ideal para revitalizar assentos de carro de couro, sofás, sapatos, botas, bolsas, cadeiras de escritório, jaquetas e todos os produtos de couro liso. Com o NADAMOO, você pode desfrutar de seus itens favoritos por muito mais tempo, sem a necessidade de trocá-los e economizando dinheiro.
Instruções de Uso:
1. Preparação da Superfície: Limpe a área a ser tratada com um pano úmido para remover sujeira e poeira.
2. Aplicação do Balm: Com uma esponja ou pincel, aplique uma camada uniforme do Balm Recolorante na superfície de couro. Certifique-se de cobrir bem os arranhões e áreas desbotadas.
3. Secagem: Deixe o produto secar completamente. O tempo de secagem é rápido, mas recomenda-se aguardar pelo menos 30 minutos antes de manusear.
4. Condicionamento: Após a secagem, aplique o Condicionador de Couro com Óleo de Mink para restaurar a umidade e o brilho do couro. Use uma esponja limpa para espalhar o condicionador uniformemente.
5. Finalização: Deixe o condicionador agir por algumas horas para obter os melhores resultados.
Características do Produto:
– Conteúdo do Kit: 4oz de Balm Recolorante Marrom, 2oz de Condicionador de Couro com Óleo de Mink, 3 esponjas de tamanhos variados, 2 pincéis e 1 par de luvas.
– Fórmula Rápida e Eficiente: Seca rapidamente, é à prova d’água e não se desgasta.
– Versatilidade: Ideal para diversos produtos de couro, incluindo móveis, vestuário e acessórios.
– Proteção Completa: O Condicionador de Óleo de Mink preserva a umidade e prolonga a vida útil do couro.
– Fácil Aplicação: Acompanha ferramentas que facilitam o processo de reparo e condicionamento.
Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ):
Pergunta: O Balm Recolorante é seguro para todos os tipos de couro?
Resposta: Sim, o Balm Recolorante é seguro para todos os tipos de couro liso e vinil, proporcionando resultados eficazes sem danificar a superfície.
Pergunta: Quanto tempo dura o efeito do produto?
Resposta: O efeito do Balm Recolorante pode durar vários meses, dependendo do uso e da exposição ao ambiente. Recomenda-se reaplicar conforme necessário.
Pergunta: Posso usar o Condicionador de Óleo de Mink em couro sintético?
Resposta: Sim, o Condicionador de Óleo de Mink pode ser usado em couro sintético, mas sempre faça um teste em uma área pequena antes de aplicar em toda a superfície.
Pergunta: O produto tem odor forte?
Resposta: Não, o NADAMOO Brown Leather Recoloring Balm não possui odor desagradável, tornando a aplicação mais agradável.
Pergunta: É fácil de aplicar para iniciantes?
Resposta: Sim, o kit é projetado para ser fácil de usar, mesmo para iniciantes, com instruções claras e ferramentas incluídas para facilitar o processo.
Swm –
I bought this to darken a pair of work boots that are comfy but a little too light in color for my taste. Boots are Ad-Tec “crazy horse leather” (I think they mean saddle leather?), with a water and oil resistant treatment. The surface texture is not suede, but has a similar finish. I did one boot at a time so I could show before and afters.
Personally I found the creme a little difficult to work with due to its thickness. It goes on almost like paint and it shows brush strokes if not applied carefully. I gave it two layers, plus a third where I thinned the creme out a little bit with alcohol. I still ended up with a few light spots. After rubbing the boot down in mink oil the light spots and streaking are still there, but much less noticeable.
The kit includes the dye creme, several applicators, and mink oil so I feel like you get a decent bang for your buck. Overall I’m happy with the finish – but only because they’re work boots that will get scuffed and dirty anyway so the little bit of streakiness and light spots aren’t a huge deal. If I was using this on furniture… I’d be pretty disappointed in the finish. That may be an issue with the leather I used though. There’s a lot of variation in leather types and how they take treatments so your mileage may vary. Definitely spot test somewhere inconspicuous before doing a full application just to make sure it will work with your leather.
TL;DR My boots are darker, and they’re boots so an imperfect finish isn’t a deal breaker to me.
Rachel –
I have a leather headboard. The color was fading in one spot. Although my bedroom set is old, I love the set and didn’t want to replace it. I brought this product and re-stained the headboard. The headboard came out beautiful. i was really impressed with the results. It is important to follow read and/or research how to re-stain leather before you begin.
Spencer Meredith –
The directions are not very good. Unfortunately the color was more red than maroon.
Surg Family –
This stuff is horrible! I followed their VERY minimal instructions and applied a thin coat using a very light touch…..TOTAL STREAKS.! The directions state that if the appearance of the first coat looks uneven it will look nice after two or three coats….WRONG! That gave me three coats of streaks! This product probably would be fine on an old piece of furniture in a dark room. I was trying to hide some cat scratches on some fine pieces of leather furniture. WHAT A MISTAKE THAT WAS! I needed to get it off. It’s is almost impossible to remove and leaves a HUGE mess of more streaks…MORE AWFUL STREAKS! Also it comes off in flaky tiny chunks. Finally, after several hours, my husband and I were able to get most (but not all) of it off. It took a WHOLE LOT of elbow grease from both of us using isopropyl alcohol and a tiny touch of Bonami! I still have more pieces of furniture to try to remove this stuff from. WHAT A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!
Surg Family –
Excellent coverage with two applications as instructed
Seats look brand new
Spencer Meredith –
Very easy application!
Pros.
-Powerful strain/refinisher. To prevent streaks, I had to apply it with a gentle touch and small circles. You can see on the image where I was too firm and left some streaks. I consider this user error, as when I did it correctly, the finish was fantastic.
-One bottle did two full coats on this chair.
-I loved that everything came in a nice small kit. Even the gloves were included!
Cons.
-I ordered the light brown and the stain was way more red than I expected.
I will update in a few months to see how this holds up!
Bill –
This is a good leather blender especially for the price. It comes with everything you would need to apply and maintain. The color was spot on and so far seems fairly resistant to liquids. Check the listing photos to verify the color you need as it is very accurate
Rachel –
I’m really pleased with the results. Application is easy BUT with the first sofa cushion I did, I hadn’t realised it was a little thicker towards the front it’s not too noticeable unless you really look & it’s my first time using this product, by the end of applying to the second the sofa application looks a lot neater, lol.
I used the application pad that came in the kit as I wanted to make the product go as far as possible, however I think application would be easier on your hands using a soft lint free rag. The container of dye/colour was just enough to cover 1 x 3 seater sofa & 1 x 2 seater sofa, concentrating mainly on the seat cushions, then arms, with a very light coat on seat back cushions. I left it for about 20 hours then applied the mink oil conditioner.
I used a rag to apply the mink oil conditioner which was a lot easier & used about 3/4 of the tin for the whole sofa. I applied it, did a light buff, then left it for about 2 hours before buffing again with a soft cloth.
I think the sofa looks & feels great.
Oh, I fully cleaned the sofa with cleaning wipes when I first got it but as it was so dry I thought it would just suck up the dye. I couldn’t find a leather conditioner at my local super market so I ended up using a leather restorer, that is actually meant for leather shoes, to hydrate the leather 24hours before using the dye. Then just before application I used the leather car cleaner wipes to make sure it was ready for the product.
Bob –
This is a terrific product. I bought 2 colours, maroon and black, to re-dye a leather motorcycle jacket. The jacket is an expensive to me ($900) Roland Sands Design jacket that’s known not be very colourfast. It started as burgundy and black, but after 4 riding seasons, was more like fuchsia and grey. The second picture is the front before dyeing. The back was even more faded. The first picture is after 1 maroon coat but no black. The last 2 pictures are 2 coats of maroon and 2 coats of black, followed by 1 coat of mink oil. It was relatively easy and in my opinion, looks terrific.
It would have been nice to have instructions, but it wasn’t too difficult to figure it out. The sponge with the handle is dabbed into the paste and you rub a small amount onto the leather. I used a clean old face cloth to rub the dye in and make sure there were no streaks. I think the yellow pad is meant for that but I found a soft cloth worked better. The brushes are for seams and hard to reach with the sponge spots. I allowed 24 hours between coats. After allowing the second coats to dry for another 48 hours, I rubbed the mink oil in, using the small pad with the ribbon. The dye should be very paste like, almost like soft serve ice cream. If it is dried out, return it.
I’m very happy with the final results!
Bob –
Works as advertised!