I used it on a scuffed leather handbag and the worn area looked much less noticeable afterward. The pen was easy to control around the small edges.

I used it on a scuffed leather handbag and the worn area looked much less noticeable afterward. The pen was easy to control around the small edges.
I bought it mainly for my black leather shoes. It was useful for touching up the lighter-looking scratches around the toe and heel.
I had a few small marks on the corner of my leather sofa. This was much easier than trying to use a larger repair kit for such a small area.
Handy little touch-up tool. I used it on the worn edges of an older leather jacket and liked how precisely I could apply the color.
The pen format makes it very convenient for small areas. I used mine around the corners of a leather purse where the finish had started to look worn.
I wanted something simple for the little scratches on my everyday bag. The applicator made it easy to work only on the areas that needed attention.
I used it on a pair of leather boots that had faded around the creases. For quick cosmetic touch-ups, it was very convenient.
Very easy to use. I had a few small scratches on my work shoes and liked being able to touch them up without taking out a full repair kit.
Used mine on a leather crossbody bag where the corners had lost some color. The small tip made those areas much easier to work on.
I keep it with my shoe-care supplies now. Nice for little marks that don't really justify doing a complete restoration.
The marker-style design is much easier to control than liquid polish for tiny areas. I mainly use it on the edges of my leather accessories.
I tried it on an older leather handbag first. It was useful for the small worn spots around the seams and handles.