Leather and Vinyl Paint White 1L, KiurLab

Quick Facts – KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint

• Brand: KiurLab
• Type: Leather and Vinyl Paint
• Colour: White
• Volume: 1 L
• Formula: Water-based
• Application: Restoration and recolouring of finished leather and synthetic materials
• System Compatibility: KiurLab PRO LEATHER system (primer, top coat, crosslinker)

KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint is a professional water-based paint developed for the restoration and precise recolouring of finished leather and vinyl materials. The product is part of the KiurLab PRO LEATHER system and is engineered to deliver a predictable, controlled finish – even when working on larger surfaces.

The paint forms a thin, flexible layer that integrates with the material's surface and moves with it, without compromising texture, softness, or natural appearance. The high pigment concentration enables precise coverage without flooding the material or causing it to lose its surface texture.

See more KiurLab products for leather restoration in our range.

What is Leather and Vinyl Paint and why choose it?

KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint is not a generic leather restorer – it is a system component with a high pigment concentration and a formula developed from practical workshop experience. The paint is applied in thin, controlled layers that are built up gradually, giving the detailer full control over coverage and intensity without risking a plastic or uneven finish.

The product is compatible with the primer, top coat, and crosslinker in the KiurLab PRO LEATHER system, ensuring a cohesive and durable result. The water-based formula makes it stable and comfortable to work with in professional environments.

Where is this product suitable?

• Restoration of worn or faded leather-upholstered vehicle interiors
• Recolouring and restoration of vinyl panels and synthetic materials in vehicles
• Detailing studios and reconditioning workshops requiring repeatable, premium results
• Upholsterers and interior workshops in the automotive trade
• Professional restorers working systematically with the KiurLab PRO LEATHER system

Technical Specifications

Suitable for: Professional leather restorers, detailers, reconditioning workshops, upholsterers, and automotive interior workshops, as well as advanced enthusiasts working with systematic leather restoration.

Industries: Detailing, car care, vehicle reconditioning, upholstery, and automotive interior restoration.

Looking for complementary products? See our range of primer and top coat for leather restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint work on all types of leather and vinyl?

KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint is developed for finished leather as well as vinyl and synthetic materials. However, it is not suitable for aniline leather, nubuck, or suede, as these materials have an open, untreated structure that is not compatible with the paint's formula. If there is any uncertainty about the material type, a discreet test on a hidden area is recommended before full application.

What volume and application method are recommended for KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint?

KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint is supplied in a 1-litre container, making it well suited for professional use in detailing studios and reconditioning workshops. The recommended application method is a spray gun for even, thin layers – although a brush or sponge can also be used. The paint is applied in multiple thin coats, each allowed to dry before the next, to build up coverage gradually and avoid loss of surface texture.

What sets KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint apart from other leather restoration paints?

KiurLab Leather and Vinyl Paint is a system component within the KiurLab PRO LEATHER system, meaning it is formulated to work in conjunction with KiurLab's primer, top coat, and crosslinker. This delivers a cohesive and repeatable result that is difficult to achieve with standalone products. The high pigment concentration and the thin, flexible coating help preserve the material's original texture and softness – without the plastic appearance that can result from products applied in thicker layers.