Clyde's Leather Company 

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Apply a small amount of balm to a hidden area of your leather to check the color. If the color isn’t right, you can exchange it, mix it with another color, or return it for a refund.

How do I test the recoloring balm before full application?

How to use

Recolor

How do I clean my leather?

Why clean my leather?

Clean

How do you take an Absorbency Test?

Deglaze

How do you apply the filler?

How does the filler help?

Repair

How do I apply the recoloring balm?

How many coats of recoloring balm should I apply?

What makes our recoloring balm unique?

How do I condition my leather?

Why should I protect my leather?

Condition

Lamb Leather

Faux Leather

King Ranch Leather

Aniline Leather

Red Leather

Ostritch Embossed Leather

Napa Leather

Alcantara Leather

Bonded Leather

Types of Leather

What sets Clyde's apart from other leather care brands?

What is Clyde's 4-Step Recoloring Process?

What makes your recoloring balm different from leather dye?

Can I fix scratches or cracks before recoloring?

Can I buy the products separately?

How long do the results last?

What is your return policy?

Do you ship internationally?

Do you have leather care guides?

FAQs

How do I test the recoloring balm before full application?Updated 7 months ago