How to Repair Scratches & Scuffs in Leather 

No problem. There are links to the products used under the video but if you need any specific advice please don't hesitate to get in touch

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Does this reacconditions leather, cause I have leather reconditioning, to apply once ir*s cleaned, to keep the leather nice & soft, not dull & hard.

@@enriquelopez9124 We have a Leather Protection Cream that will help condition (and protect) the leather. For leather that is old and dry, we also have a Leather Revive.

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No problem, let us know how you get on!

Stefan van Essen Hi, thanks for getting in touch! Indeed, the quality of the footage in our video's has certainly gotten better over the years! If you need any advice or if you have any questions at all, just let us know. Our team are available to help via telephone, email, social media or live on our site using the chat function. Hope you find what you need, Thanks, The Customer Care Team, Furniture Clinic Limited.

Let us know how it goes!

HyadumHH how did it go ?

+jeldwen3027 You can order from our US site with free delivery - www.furnitureclinic.com

Hi, the colour we provide is self sealing meaning once this has cured, it will not remove onto clothes. Even with high temperatures or wearing light colours.

Hi @isaiahasad7433, yes, our leather restoration products can repair any leather items.

@@FurnitureClinic ok thank you so much

If your car is relatively recent (2000s and sooner), the leather is most likely painted in aniline, which seals it off and creates something like a plastic seal (yes, this also makes the leather maintenance free, as its non-porous so all you got to do is just keep it clean), so you can make the leather softer and "grippier" with lye by removing that aniline coat and exposing just the leather and its dye. But beware, it will also take some of the coloring off and if you're not careful it can reveal the brownish leather color underneath. I did this to my driver seat on my 2008 E-Class as it was too slippery when breaking or taking sharp turns. I used some household lye spray on the leather, leave it on for 30 seconds, then wipe and wipe with a microfiber cloth with lots of water and rinse and repeat to get it all out, then dry well. Don't panic if you see tinny colored bits getting scrubbed off, that's the aniline superficial layer. The paint layer will be tinner and the leather will feel softer but also substantially more grippy. Its definitely a better driving experience, even if its a bit harder to get out of the car lol.

Hi, I have just tried the cat scratch video on the website and the link works

Yes definitely! The finish is usually stronger than the manufacturers finish so it will hold up as well as the rest of the leather colour, probably slightly better

Hi, Indeed, with many items this is not an issue, but in in some cases, sanding a leather that has a grain pattern to it can cause it to look flat. in order to combat this, before applying the Colourant and Finish to the item, you can use a grain pad (our two part grain copier system can be used to produce this) to imprint a natural grain pattern into the filler before it has fully cured. Or alternatively, it can be recreated using a product we offer called Grain Repair (can be more time consuming and relies on the skill and the eye of the user, but can get some great results also). In some cases it is even possible to blend the area with the rest of the leather by massaging, scrunching and flexing the area once it has had time to fully cure. Our products are water based, flexible and have been designed to withstand this kind of action. This often puts enough of the natural pattern back into the leather to blend it with the surrounding area, but will not recreate the grain in the way that the two products mentioned will. Hope this helps, Kind Regards, The Customer Care Team, Furniture Clinic Limited.

Hi Cody, yes, this process will work with any color with the same professional results! We do a great range of standard colors for all of our kits and also offer a color matching service, to match the colorant perfectly to the area you are repairing. Drop by our website (URL in the description) and take a look at our leather repair & restoration range to find a product to do the job! Just let us know if you have any questions or difficulties, our customer service team are always happy to help. Hope you get that door leather restored!

Hello Phil If you give us a call on 0844 8793691, we can direct you to our Trade Sales Rep, should you wish to become a trade customer. Alternatively, you can purchase the products over the phone or online at www.furnitureclinic.co.uk Thank you

+Dr Dree Yes we do, just select Sweden it when you get the the checkout on our main site - www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/

Yes it will work on faux leather as well. Links to the products are under the video

Hi, the kits can be ordered via our website, on Amazon or on eBay.

Links to the products used in this video: UK & Worldwide (excluding US) - bit.ly/2YAhJCa US only - bit.ly/2PEad4Y

Yes we do, just select that country at the checkout

Hi Furniture Clinic, I can't as the selection box only given 3 choices Canasa, USA and Puerto rico. No other countries....please advise...

Please visit the main site to ship to Singapore - www.furnitureclinic.co.uk

Hi, Our products have been used to repair, restore and maintain leather car interiors (and any other leather item!) for almost 10 years. Professionals and public alike use our products to achieve the results that you see, we not only promote our own examples, but those of our customers also, it really is a fairly easy process to achieve professional quality repairs! We would never produce a video that had been altered to make it appear like the results achieved are better than they actually were. We are not that kind of company and we simply have no reason to do so, the results speak for themselves. If you have an issue with your leather interior, give the products a try and follow the steps shown, you will be pleasantly surprised! Hope this helps. The Customer Care Team, Furniture Clinic.

FurnitureClinic I don't think he meant to imply that the video was fake, just that it's like using a photoshop 'touch up brush' in real life. I'd say it's a compliment :)

acleansweep that´s right :)

akaDJLama acleansweep Ahh, we see what you meant now! People often are not aware of just how much can be done to repair leather and some have degree of scepticism before they see it for themselves, we apologise for the mix-up. Thanks for the compliment! The repairs that can be achieved can often hide damage to the point where it is almost perfectly matched to the surrounding area.Let us know if you need any help, advice or information regarding caring for or repairing leather, we are always happy to help! Kind Regards, The Customer Care Team, Furniture Clinic.

not photoshop ...just a real good job ....with real good products...