Leather Coatings

Leather finishing is judged first by eye and hand, then by durability testing. A finish that passes flex and rub but feels plastic is a failed finish.

CoatPro Innovations develops polyurethane and acrylic finishing resins for the full leather coating build — from base coats that need penetration and adhesion into the grain, through pigment coats that must cover without hiding the natural surface, to top coats that carry the gloss level, handle and resistance properties.

We can adjust softness, film strength and gloss independently, which matters because the same tannery often needs a soft nappa finish and a firm upholstery finish from the same supplier. Finished-leather requirements vary widely by market and buyer specification, so we work from your test protocol rather than a generic one.