My vote is for

https://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/colour-c...lour-chart

Give the area a very good scrub to clean it then

Adhesion promoter, colour coat with crosslinker added then top coat in satin with crosslinker...

https://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/professi...e-products

Used loads of times, works well and lasts a decent length of time...

IMHO An airbrush is the best thing to apply it......  Pete
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I used Scratch Doctor and the result was amazing , even applied with a clean cloth.
Choice is yours I suppose.

I’ve just used a kit from this mob to change some head rest covers from red to black : https://clydesleathercompany.com/en-gb

The spray gun was a right pain in the rear though, uses cans on compressed air to drag the paint out the cup, if the nozzles aren’t perfectly aligned it just doesn’t work. Took me a frustratingly long time to get this right .

I’ve had good luck with Colourlock

No doubt this probably requires some re-colour. BUT, have you cleaned it?

When I got mine (used) with Ivory, the same bolster was brown and looked like there was no paint left. In reality, 90% of it was just dirt.

A good leather cleaner, a leather brush and some microfibres later it looked so good I didn't bother going down the colour route. It isn't perfect granted, but you might be surprised.


(As a side note I have some wear on drivers door grab, I chose Scratch Dr for this as it is an all in one product but I haven't used it yet!)