Are there other uses for Rub ‘n Restore® besides leather or vinyl upholstery?

We've used Rub 'n Restore® on a myriad of things over the years including: apparel and handbags, costumes, theater props, leather jewelry, real and faux wood, plastic, vintage amps, and even tile grout.

Picture of hutch painted and distressed with Rub 'n Restore leather paint

CC used Rub ’n Restore® in many of Lesandre’s school projects. She was even known to airbrush her own wrapping paper.

Picture of birthday presents wrapped in paper and custom airbrushed with Rub 'n Restore

With all the scrap leather lying around the shop, Lesandre has made jewelry and masquerade garb. She and friends have embellished countless other items.

Painted leather mask
Leather journal painted with dragonfly using Rub 'n Restore
Handmade leather journal stamped with Red Chili color.
Picture of gourd with test patches of leather paint
Gourd art. Tim "tried alcohol-based leather dyes, mineral paints, acrylics, and oils. All sun fade and most are too opaque and obscure the gourd's features."

Theatre companies love our products to transform furniture for sets, but we also have folks who use Rub ’n Restore® for cosplay.

Leather gloves painted with custom Tamiya Field Grey using Rub n Restore leather paint for star wars cosplay
Custom Color (Tamiya Field Grey) used to paint gloves for Star Wars cosplay

CC’s full-leg cast got a customization too.

cast-collage

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