Honey Vinyl & Leather Finish
$16.00 – $70.00
Honey is a popular tan color. It is darker and richer than Camel but lighter than Cognac or Mocha.
Use it like a dye on leather or vinyl furniture and upholstery to:
- restore appearance;
- condition, seal, and protect.
It applies easily with a sponge and will not alter the feel. It won’t peel or rub off onto clothing.
Each bottle comes with stir stick and gloves.
Before You Buy
Please read about dramatic color changes before performing one.
Rub ‘n Restore® products are not recommended for fabric, suede, nubuck, bonded or faux leather. Learn more about material types and peeling bonded leather.
I didn't like the Leather Max British tan color and thought I’d ruined it. When I asked Leather Max for advice, they didn't understand what I was doing. Instead I submitted Rub ’n Restore’s project evaluation. Your advice was perfect.
Lesandre suggested I thin out the Leather Max with a green scrubber and some sand paper as well as denatured alcohol, and then applied an extremely watered down coat of the Leather Max to the entire couch to create a uniform base coat before applying your honey color. I did use the Clear prep and finish after I was done with the glaze, just as a topcoat, as it really picked up the color.
I couldn't have done it without your support. Everyone who has seen it and sat in it says it looks and feels like a new couch! Can’t wait to tackle more.
Minutes to apply a second...More
Minutes to apply a second coat and another 20 for a third one. After that, next day I applied three more coats with the same time gap.
The result ……excellent. It was exactly the same color of the chair. I’m very satisfied with this product. I haven’t used the sofa yet.
My husband and I just remodeled his office since most...More
My husband and I just remodeled his office since most of his classes are online now. We decided he needed a real office chair.
We considered getting rid of it, but I could not part with it. I got a quote from a local furniture restoration shop. They said it couldn’t be restored. They could reupholster it for $1500.
I found Rub 'n Restore online with a product that promised to restore it to almost new.
I cleaned it, applied the first coat of the leather restoring product (camel), but the color was not even close.
I contacted the company and they sent me two leather samples and directions on how to mix two colors to get the color I wanted (honey). I mixed cognac with the camel to get a honey color.
TA DA!!! Dad’s chair looks like new. Total cost $80 compared to $1500.