Starter Color Analysis for Matching
$30
Starter Color Analysis Fee includes:
- Testing of various color combinations directly on your swatch to achieve the closest match. Weāll also determine if Clear Prep+Finishā¢ is needed.
- A follow-up email with photos and our recommendation within two business days after both the sample and payment have been received.
If our line of colors do not yield a satisfactory match, you can upgrade to a Custom Color and pay only the difference.
All colors and Clear Prep+Finishā¢ sold separately.Ā This service does not count toward free shipping and is non-refundable.
NOTE: You will need to mail a swatch of the material that you want to match.
To order, print and complete the Color Request Form and send it with your sample. Include a check (American banks only) or pay with a credit card by adding the service to your cart.
This time your match was great for my daughters couch--she is very happy.
Thanks again
David Horne
Beverly Hills Ca.
I chose to do the color analysis but had I known how easy it was to change the color if I didnāt like it, I would have just played with the colors a little more and wouldnāt have ordered such big bottles. It really goes a long way! I did 2 recliners with 2-3 coats and only used approximately 4 ounces of product. At least I have plenty for future projects now. :)
I purchased the custom color Tobacco which was too light on one chair but perfect on the other, so in my case, different leather types take the color differently. I purchased some mahogany to darken it a bit. I used 3 parts Mahogany and 1 part Tobacco for the darker chair and straight Tobacco for the lighter chair. I also purchased the satin sealer because I didnāt want a high gloss finish but I couldnāt see a difference after applying it other than it did tend to highlight any areas that werenāt exactly covered evenly, so I chose not to use it. The chairs are as soft and comfortable as they were before using Rub-N-Restore. All in all, Iām thrilled with the outcome and would highly recommend this product!
Jane - Springfield, MO 2020
The process was seamless. The project was effortless. The commitment in the project itself took only about two hours. We are so pleased.
We have another couch project - but I am waiting on the color swatch to be delivered by mail from Restoration Hardware. When I receive it - I will be sending it off to you all for another color match.
4 parts Cognac + 1 part Walnut
Thank you!
Restored our severly dmaged couch
Thank you ladies for helping me create the perfect color for my home. The interaction between us helped the process go quickly, and by the time the colors arrived, I was ready to rock and roll. I love the end result and the sofa is even more beautiful in person. Thank you for making this possible affordably and as easy as 1-2-3. I'll be back soon!
the dye and clear prep-finish and went over both couches, top to bottom. The couches are almost 20 years old and they look new again. I never thought it would be this easy to repair leather furniture..I'm
So happy!!! Thanks again for helping me.
As a last resort, I inquired locally with a leather restoration company who quoted upwards of $250 to fix it and I wasn't ready to pay that much for this 5 year old sofa.
That's when I ran into Rub n Restore while doing some research online and I am so glad.
To start with I wasn't sure what color blends with my sofa which is where the color analysis really helped.
I was provided options and suggestions and I also spoke to customer service to make a decision.
Based on that, I went with a 1:1 mixture of Walnut & Mahogany with Clear Prep + Finish.
The task of applying the color was a breeze and took me around 4 hours with a total DIY cost of $100.
And my sofa looks like a new one now. I highly recommend Rub n Restore.
Kristina stenciled a cobblestone pattern onto an ottoman using Ash, Slate, Peppercorn, Ivory, Camel, and Turquoise. The project is documented in her blog, The Brain Squirrel Monologues.
Mera used a mixture of Camel and Cognac. Read the full blog at RedHouseWest.
Kinsey used a mixture of Rust and Camel. Read the entire blog post at Sincerely, Kinsey.