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What is the best way to repair torn leather or fake leather?

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What is the best way to repair torn leather or fake leather?

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Vestin Rytes

Any damage caused to leather furniture is easily available and therefore, it becomes necessary to repair it as soon as possible. You may repair torn leather by using a repair kit which is available in the market or may even hire a professional for it. For doing it yourself, you must know the kind of adhesive to be used in order to fix the torn leather and shoud have a knowledge as to how the should be carried away. You can also restore the leather furniture by hiring a professional who will help you to carry it out in a better way and with excellence.

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first, determine if you have leather, or vinyl, or micro-fibre (looks like leather, but is actually fabric) the reason for determining what product you have, determines which type of glue/adhesive you will need to make the repair. If leather, take a small piece of “canvas” type fabric cut to size a tad larger than the slice you described. gently insert it through the hole, aligning it under the leather, atop the padding. Next, using “contact” cement, hold the opening open, take a small artist brush, and apply glue to both the “patch” and the underside of the cut area of your upholstery covering. hold the pieces apart until the glue flashes off (appears to be dry), and then gently align the “cut edges” to meet together, and press the top covering down onto the “patch” this will hold well, and a final application of a liquid “super glue” lightly applied to the line of the cut, and quickly wiping away the excess glue with a rag, will seal the actual cut and strengthen the repair. If you h

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