Stains, fading, and minor scuffs on vinyl and leather furniture are all easily corrected with Rub ’n Restore® water-based finishes. The rule of thumb is … Read more
CC, the original Vinyl Lady (and mom), got her start in 1987 repairing leather in auto interiors for dealerships in Southern California. Her skill and attention to detail set her apart from her competitors, and she was sought by upholstery and fabrication shops that specialized in collectible cars and hot rods.Early on she developed the Sandpaper-Super-Glue […]
Rub ‘n Restore® is an anti-UV finish that conditions, recolors and protects marine vinyl and boat upholstery. It’s easily applied with a sponge and can … Read more
What’s the best hot tub cover protector? Rub ‘n Restore® takes the prize! This picture from 2004 shows this anti-UV conditioning stain applied to a friend’s spa cover. Twelve years later the cover had long been water-logged. Our friend, Rebecca, found a used cover and swapped out the foam inserts. The vinyl on the used cover […]
Rub ‘n Restore® is a finish, not a dye, but it is still great for restoring leather shoes, boots, jackets, coats, and pants. Changing color … Read more
Rub ‘n Restore® is a leather finish, not a dye, but can be used to recolor/restore leather bags and purses. Handbags are heavily used, so … Read more
Rub ‘n Restore® is an excellent solution for renewing, recoloring, or maintaining your motorcycle’s seat, saddlebags, and even your own leathers! Saddlebags are better candidates … Read more
Yes, Rub ‘n Restore® leather and vinyl paint finishes are great for plastics too. A primer like Bulldog® or SEM® Plastic Adhesion Promoter, which can … Read more
Vintage amps, speakers and guitar cases made of Tolex, Rexine or vinyl cloth can be beautifully repaired with super glue, baking soda, and some of … Read more
Restaurant booths and hotel seating are typically made of vinyl, which cannot be dyed but can be refinished or painted. Many hotels and restaurants have … Read more
Our water-based leather finishes are exceptional for general aviation and aircraft interior leather. Most leather coatings can only be sprayed, which poses an issue for … Read more