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Repair Tufted Leather Furniture with a Heat-Cure Leather Filler Putty

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Learn how to use a heat-cure leather filler putty and graining or embossing pads to repair tears and gouges on leather furniture and vinyl upholstery. More info here: rubnrestore.com/how-to/cracki...
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00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Air dry vs. heat cure leather repair fillers
01:07 - Cleaning with a solvent
02:02 - Applying filler putty
02:48 - A word of caution when using a heat gun on leather
03:15 - How to know when the filler is cured and embossing with a grain pad
04:13 - Let cool and repeat
05:38 - Leveling out wrinkles and ridges
09:45 - Final texturizing
12:00 - A word about spray grains
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12 авг 2024

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@RubnRestore 7 месяцев назад

Buy the supplies here: rubnrestore.com/leather-restoration-products/ Get written instructions here: rubnrestore.com/how-to/how-to-patch-or-fix-a-giant-hole-in-leather-or-vinyl-upholstery/ This is part 2 of 3. See them all here: rubnrestore.com/how-to/the-chaise-saga/

@Life_Is_A... 11 месяцев назад

Amazing technique. I'm sure once painted it'll be indistinguishable from its original condition.

@isabellegauthier1254 17 дней назад

Can I use a hairdryer instead of the heat gun? Would it be hot enough? Thanks

@RubnRestore 17 дней назад

No, there's no comparing a heat gun to a hair dryer. The air-dry filler we sell is actually superior to heat-cure compounds for leather. I used the latter for this video in order to make fast work of a major project for the purposes of filming. Note that the air-dry filler does need to get up to 120º F so direct sun or an incandescent bulb are needed. rubnrestore.com/how-to/scaly-cracking-leather-vinyl/#cuts-holes-tears