VILOU · Original Leather Technology since 1999
Fiat liquid leather for small cracks, nicks and indentations
VILOU liquid leather is an elastic repair and filling material for
small, repairable damage to suitable leather and
Faux leather surfaces. Select the appropriate one above.
Fiat paint color and then
10 ml or 20 ml.
✓ Developed and manufactured in Germany
✓ For small cracks and depressions
✓ Elastic repair material
✓ Available in selected Fiat colors
For which types of damage is Fiat liquid leather suitable?
Small cracks
Superficial cracking
For filling small, stable cracks and narrow depressions on
suitable leather and imitation leather surfaces.
Notches
Perceptible damage
Small notches and indentations in the material can occur in several thin
Layers are filled in and then carefully smoothed.
Local defects
Limited repairs
For small repairs to seats, seat bolsters, armrests and
suitable interior surfaces.
Important:
Liquid leather is neither an adhesive nor a leather dye for large areas.
Color refreshers. It does not replace filling deep cracks, no
Seam repair and no proper stabilization of larger holes.
Damage that is highly mobile, open, or safety-relevant belongs in
expert hands.
Available Fiat colors
Select the color directly via the variant selection above the
Description. The following Fiat paint colors are currently available:
Avorio
Nero
Rosso
Check the color tone before application:
Color names may vary depending on the model, year of manufacture, leather type and equipment.
They can be used in different ways. Compare the chosen shade.
Therefore, it should be installed in a protected and low-stress location in the vehicle.
10 ml or 20 ml Fiat liquid leather?
| Contents |
Recommended for |
| 10 ml |
Individual small cracks, notches and spot repairs.
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| 20 ml |
Multiple small defects, longer crack areas or
additional material required for multiple thin layers.
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Actual consumption depends on depth, length, and number of [unclear - possibly referring to specific features or processes].
Fill in damaged areas. For multiple or deeper areas, it is recommended
the 20ml version.
Clean preparation for better adhesion
How to properly use Fiat liquid leather
Assess the damage
Check if the surface is stable. Loose edges, large holes,
Damaged seams and deep structural damage must first be addressed.
be professionally stabilized.
Cleaning and degreasing
Thoroughly remove dirt, grease, silicone and care product residues.
Allow the surface to dry completely afterwards.
Carefully smooth rough edges
Carefully handle any protruding or rough areas. Seams and
Do not damage the intact leather structure.
Apply liquid leather in a thin layer
Carefully place the material into the depression using a small wooden spatula.
Apply and spread out as evenly as possible.
Allow the layer to dry completely
For deeper damage, build up several thin layers. Each layer
Allow to dry completely before applying the next layer.
Smooth the surface and match the color.
Smooth carefully after it has completely dried. If necessary
Then apply a thin coat of the appropriate Fiat leather dye.
Seal repair
The completely dried and color-matched surface with
Protect with a thin layer of suitable leather sealant.
In addition – for a complete repair
Binding color reference:
Screen, smartphone and display representations can have color variations.
Depending on brightness, contrast, and color settings, it will vary.
Product images are therefore used solely for illustrative purposes.
They are not intended as a guide or for a binding color determination.
sufficient. Vehicle paint colors must be determined using a fully
The dried sample should be assessed in a hidden location.
Suitable and unsuitable materials
Suitable
Protected surfaces
- pigmented smooth leather
- suitable synthetic leather surfaces
- stable, localized damage
Not suitable
Open-pore and textile materials
- Alcantara and microfiber
- Nubuck and suede leather
- open-pore aniline leather
- large holes and damaged seams
Always test material compatibility, adhesion, and color effect first on a
Check the hidden area.
Frequently asked questions about Fiat liquid leather
What is the difference between liquid leather and leather dye?
Liquid leather is a filling material for small cracks, nicks and
Indentations. Leather dye is used for color refreshment and
Uniform color matching. For visible repairs,
Often both products are needed one after the other.
Can I repair large holes with liquid leather?
No. Large holes, open tears, damaged seams, and unstable construction.
Areas must first be properly lined or crafted.
repairs. Liquid leather alone is not sufficient for this.
sufficient stability.
Can I use Fiat liquid leather on the steering wheel?
Only for small, stable, and suitable damaged areas. Because of the
Due to heavy mechanical stress, the repair must be carried out carefully.
prepared, smoothed, color-matched and then
be sealed.
Do I need to use leather dye afterwards?
For visible repair areas, a thin color match is recommended.
often useful to ensure a smooth transition between the repair site and
the surrounding surface appears more uniform.
How many layers can I apply?
Deeper depressions are better filled with several thin layers.
than filled with a thick layer. Each layer must be prepared before the
Allow the next layer to dry completely.
Is liquid leather suitable for every Fiat interior?
No. The decisive factors are the type of material, the coating, and the type of damage.
Alcantara, suede, nubuck and open-pore aniline leather are not permitted.
treated with this smooth leather filling material.
Select color and content above
Professional repair of Fiat leather
Choose Avorio, Nero or Rosso, and 10 ml or 20 ml.
Carefully prepare the repair area, apply liquid leather in thin layers.
Build up layers and then match the colors and
seal.
Trademark notice:
Fiat and its associated model names are trademarks of their respective companies.
respective copyright holders. They are used solely for descriptive purposes.
used for the intended vehicle application and color matching.
There is no economic relationship with the vehicle manufacturer.