Fiebings Acrylic Resolene 4 Oz. - Protective Acrylic Finish for Leather - Flexible, Durable and Water Resistant Acrylic Top Finish for Dyed or Polished Leathers - Provides Long-Lasting Protection

Good product

Had an old, comfortable pair of semi-dress shoes that were beginning to look a little worn. Used this with some Fiebings Leather Dye and deglazer. Now they looks almost brand new.

Just what I needed to complete the conditioning process for my new leather cowhide bag. Started with Kiwi Conditioning Oil and allowed to dry for 2 weeks...applied two coats of Resolene with a wet clean sponge...leather finish looks the same as my Coach and Frye expensive bags.

Sealed my leather perfectly!!!

Nice finish with low sheen. Works as advertised.

It does the job but it changes the colors a bit (makes it darker).

Purchased wrong color and can’t return or exchange :(

worked perfectly.

I had a purse in which the leather dye was rubbing off on my white pants. I put this on let it dry and it’s not bleeding anymore! It will make leather a little shiney. That’s a plus!

This stuff is awesome!! I used this finishing coat in conjunction with leather moisturizer and leather stain. It can provide a light finish with a slight sheen or a very shiny finish when layers several times. I restored several heels and several purses that were looking dull and worn out, and while the black stain was important, this was even more important to finish restoring the items back to their original look. In one case I skipped the dye and used this coat on a purse after allowing the leather moisturizer to sink in. It locked in the moisturizer that got it looking healthier then added some shine. I used several layers of the finish on everything and applied it with makeup wedge sponges. If you use just one layer, you will not end up with more than a slight sheen. If you want to avoid shine you can mix one part water to one part finish. I restored Aldo, Steve Madden, and Bebe heels along with Bebe, Guess, and Lodis purses. It would have been a huge shame to get rid of them, and now they look brand new. This is a must if you have leather!!! Definitely use a moisturizer first, maybe a dye, then the finish, but dont skip the moisturizer.