Rub-off is typically caused by wax, silicone, or oil-based conditioning products, which leave a residue that inhibits the pigment’s ability to bond. Did you follow … Read more
Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® is a leather paint. If spilled in its liquid state, it will stain fabric and clothing. But once dry, color transference, called … Read more
All Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® Colors are compatible and can be mixed to create your own. You can also modify any of our colors with water-based … Read more
Streakiness is typically caused by applying the color too heavily and over-working it as it begins to dry. This is remedied by applying thinner coats … Read more
When Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® finishes feel dry, they are dry and ready for another coat or use. Cure time (where it is unaffected by water) … Read more
Troubleshoot the following issues when applying Soft Filler repair putty on leather or vinyl upholstery. Click any of the following: Why is Soft Filler peeling? … Read more
If your repairs look pocked-marked after using this method, it’s probably because too much glue was used. Super glue is a rigid adhesive and not … Read more
Hairline cracks in the finish are a sure sign that Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® Color was applied in thicker coats with insufficient dry time in between … Read more
Bubbles, spots or a ‘fish-eye’ appearance in the finish is caused by excessive air and foam, which is why we recommend stirring and not shaking … Read more
A single coat of Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® color may appear thin, especially when changing color. Once coverage has been achieved, usually after two or three … Read more
Pale, white or off-white colors as well and some Custom Colors (hot racing yellow, for example) have poorer coverage coverage than medium or darker colors. … Read more
Rub ‘n RestoreĀ®, in its liquid state, will stain leather, vinyl, unfinished wood, fabrics, carpet, and clothing. Avoid getting Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® on unwanted surfaces. … Read more
Clear Prep+Finishā¢ may result in a tacky or sticky surface if applied too thickly. This most often occurs with vinyl on boats that already had … Read more
Clear Prep+Finishā¢ can dry rather glossy when applied with a sponge as a final topcoat. This is because the sponge applies a thicker film than … Read more
A milky white haze is a rare occurrence. It usually occurs on dark colors where Clear Prep+Finishā¢ was applied too thickly and / or over-worked … Read more
Satin Sealer is a clear acrylic-urethane finish that serves several purposes: Satin Sealer can be applied with a damp sponge or spray gun like all … Read more
Professional artisans often use spray grains to blend the texture and appearance of a vinyl or leather repair. Most DIYers get good results embossing the … Read more