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Cognac Vinyl & Leather Finish

Cognac is a rich tan saddle color. It is darker than Butterscotch and more golden than Cinnamon or Rust.

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Price range: $22 through $89

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Cleaner Degreaser for Vinyl

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Air-Dry Leather & Vinyl Repair Filler

Price range: $18 through $28

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Vinyl Repair & Leather Fix KIT

Price range: $25 through $43

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132 reviews for Cognac Vinyl & Leather Finish

  1. Left side has a coat. Right still needs love!
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    Megan (Travers)
    5 out of 5
    May 1, 2021
    Beautiful color
    After getting excited about doing my couch. I saw this color and realized it could bring my leather sandals back to life!
    Worked perfectly!!!
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    Louise
    5 out of 5
    April 24, 2021
    Treat it like PAINT
    It does a great job, but I think it was a HUGE mistake to use a sponge. I am an artist and have a lot of experience with paints and painting. The sponge soaked up too much product, dried on the sponge, and no matter how quickly I worked it just was bad. I even had a water spray bottle to mist it but I wasted a great deal of product, which should have been on my chair instead of my sponge. With that said, I will say the paint is a highly pigmented water base paint. When I purchased this, my impression was to RUB it on, like you would with shoe polish. I think it is much better to use a foam brush, keep several on hand because it will d...More
    It does a great job, but I think it was a HUGE mistake to use a sponge. I am an artist and have a lot of experience with paints and painting. The sponge soaked up too much product, dried on the sponge, and no matter how quickly I worked it just was bad. I even had a water spray bottle to mist it but I wasted a great deal of product, which should have been on my chair instead of my sponge. With that said, I will say the paint is a highly pigmented water base paint. When I purchased this, my impression was to RUB it on, like you would with shoe polish. I think it is much better to use a foam brush, keep several on hand because it will dry on it no matter how fast you work, although the spray bottle helped. I felt it would have turned out better if I had originally applied it like a thin paint, done small areas at a time, soak the foam brush every 15 minutes, and do several thin layers. You don't need to rub this on, you need to paint it on. I have severe carpal tunnel, so if you have this, or arthritis, then you best work in small batches with a foam brush. I even used an actual paint brush to paint around the brass tacs. It is a great product, but treat it like a paint, rather than like a leather polish that you rub into leather.
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