I own a Chevy SSR and the leather cover on the steering wheel had a gouge in it about the size of a pencil eraser. The quote for replacing the leather on that part of the steering wheel was $250 so I thought that Magic Mender would be worth a try. The results are excellent! One needs a magnifying glass to find the repair. Word to the wise: Much like other good repair processes, don’t rush. Allow plenty of drying time during each stage. And, like doing good body and paint work, use the sandpaper sparingly and with a light touch at each point until the desired results are achieved. Magic Mender works.