Faded, patchy or just the wrong color? We restore the original shade or change it completely on sofas, chairs and car seats, at your home.
Most leather loses its color long before the hide itself wears out. Sunlight through Miami windows and windshields fades it unevenly, and daily use rubs color off armrests and seat edges. Leather recoloring in Miami brings back an even, uniform color without replacing the piece.
We mix color to match your leather, or to the new shade you choose, and apply it in thin layers with a protective topcoat. Cracks and scratches are repaired before recoloring, so the finish covers a smooth surface. For damage beyond color, see Leather Furniture Repair.
Leather that has turned lighter or dull all over gets its full color back.
Uneven fading from windows or the windshield is blended into one shade.
Worn armrests, cushion edges and bolsters are recolored to match.
A sofa, chair or car interior can be refinished in a different color.
Blue jean stains on light leather are removed or covered.
A chair and sofa that faded differently are brought to one color.

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We match your leather on site or mix the new shade you pick.
Cracks and scratches are fixed so they don't show through the new finish.
A topcoat protects the color from wear and transfer.
No moving heavy furniture, no weeks at a workshop.
Snap a few pictures of the damage and send them through the form.
We reply with a price and suggest a time that works for you.
The repair is done at your home, office, marina or venue.
We tell you how long to wait before using it and how to care for it.
Tell us what needs repair and add a couple of photos. We'll reply with a price, usually on the same day during working hours.
The color is sealed with a protective topcoat. Once it has cured, it shouldn’t transfer under normal use. We’ll tell you how long to wait before using the piece.
In most cases, yes. Going darker is the simplest; going much lighter takes more coats. Send photos and tell us the color you want, and we’ll confirm.
Most finished leather on furniture and cars can. Unfinished aniline leather absorbs color differently and will look different after recoloring. We’ll check the type from your photos.
Yes. We can recolor a single armrest or seat and blend it into the surrounding leather, or do the whole piece for the most even result.
We come to you in Miami, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Miami Gardens, Kendall, Homestead, Doral, North Miami, Coral Gables, Cutler Bay, Aventura and Brickell.
Send us a few photos and a short description. We'll reply with a price as soon as we can.
Mon–Sat 7am–9pm · Sunday closed
Mobile leather repair service in Miami for homes, cars, boats and businesses across Miami-Dade.