Leather Solvent LC Solvent 250ml, KiurLab

Quick Facts – KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent

• Brand: KiurLab
• Model: Kiu000143
• Type: Leather Solvent (LC Solvent)
• Application: Removal of topcoat and old colour from finished leather
• Suitable substrates: Natural leather and synthetic leather (finished)
• Volume: 250 ml
• Part of system: KiurLab PRO LEATHER

KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent is a professional solvent formulated to remove topcoat and old colour from finished leather – both natural leather and synthetic leather. The product prepares the leather surface structure prior to further restoration and improves adhesion for subsequent treatment steps.

LC Solvent is part of the KiurLab PRO LEATHER system and is used as a preparatory step before recolouring or other surface treatment. The product acts in a controlled manner on the surface without penetrating deeper than necessary, delivering a predictable and manageable working result.

Thanks to its strong degreasing action, LC Solvent ensures the surface is free from residues of old products and contaminants before the next step in the restoration process begins. See more KiurLab products for leather restoration in our range.

What is KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent and why choose it?

KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent is a specialised solvent for finished leather surfaces where topcoat or old colour needs to be removed prior to restoration. The product is developed for professional use in leather restoration and delivers a controlled result that facilitates all subsequent steps in the PRO LEATHER system.

Compared to generic degreasers, LC Solvent is formulated specifically for leather surfaces and offers a balance between effective removal of surface layers and careful handling of the underlying material. The strong degreasing action ensures good adhesion for new colour or topcoat.

Where is this product suitable?

• Professional leather restoration studios and detailing workshops
• Reconditioning workshops operating to OEM or premium standards
• Upholstery workshops preparing leather surfaces prior to recolouring
• Car care businesses offering interior leather restoration
• Experienced hobbyists with knowledge of leather treatment

Technical Specifications

Suitable for: Professional leather restorers, detailing studios, reconditioning workshops operating to OEM or premium standards, upholsterers preparing leather surfaces prior to recolouring, and experienced hobbyists with knowledge of leather treatment.

Industries: Leather restoration, automotive care, detailing, vehicle reconditioning, upholstery.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent work on all types of leather?

No – KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent is formulated specifically for finished leather surfaces, that is, natural leather and synthetic leather with an existing topcoat or colour layer. The product must not be used on aniline leather, nubuck, or suede, as these lack a protective surface layer and may be damaged by the solvent. Always verify the leather type before use.

What volume does KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent come in and how is it used?

KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent is supplied in a 250 ml bottle. Apply a small amount of product to a soft cloth and wipe the leather surface until visible colour transfer occurs. Allow the surface to dry and evaporate completely before proceeding to the next step in the restoration process. Please note that the product may remove existing colour, meaning recolouring may be required after treatment. See also complementary products for leather treatment in our range.

What sets KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent apart from other leather solvents?

KiurLab Pro Leather LC Solvent is part of the cohesive PRO LEATHER system from KiurLab, meaning the product is optimised to work in conjunction with the other steps in the system – including recolouring and topcoat application. Unlike generic degreasers, LC Solvent is formulated to act in a controlled manner on leather surfaces without penetrating deeper than necessary, delivering a predictable result and minimising the risk of material damage when used correctly.