Restore leather

THATmanMANNY

THATmanMANNY

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Anyone have experience restoring leather couches? Light rich brown. Deeper scratches, no rips

mhmm should I use the car leather cleaners and conditioners I have?

Or a shop that does it?
 
knobbyhead

knobbyhead

Next off the Island.
THATmanMANNY said:
Anyone have experience restoring leather couches? Light rich brown. Deeper scratches, no rips

mhmm should I use the car leather cleaners and conditioners I have?

Or a shop that does it?
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No yes probably.

I would use the leather conditioner that you have. That should help a lot.
 
pibbles

pibbles

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THATmanMANNY said:
Anyone have experience restoring leather couches? Light rich brown. Deeper scratches, no rips

mhmm should I use the car leather cleaners and conditioners I have?

Or a shop that does it?
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Lexol is the only one i know of that doesn't leave a residue behind. The ones for autos sometimes do...
 
Patrick

Patrick

Overthinking the draft from the basement already
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what kind of leather are we talking?

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oh crap - you are not close to old enough to get this.
you might not even know who that is?
KAHN!

wait - i got it. the spy kids movies.
 
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JonF

JonF

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Any other olds remember a product back in the day for repairing leather/vinyl cracks? Was some sort of tinted glue/filler you smear on, then put a patch on to smooth it over. When cured, you remove the patch and the repair was invisible. Well, that's what they advertised at least. 🤣
 
Mathers

Mathers

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Leather is very durable. It may take a couple try’s but it should come back.
I have done some fixes to my cars over the years with Lexol
 
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