**THE SECRET TO LEATHER DENT REPAIR THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW** [CCD 2020] 

Hello. Would this also work on dents to interior leather door handles?

Did hair dryer work well enough?

Did it work?

Hope this video helps you. I’m confident it would! Just be careful of too much heat and you should be good

SAME 😞 hope it works

Most satisfying thing to do during lockdown, detailing !!

@@CCDVIDEO Is it safe to do the same thing on Alcantara type seats?

Thanx bru ! All products is also listed in the description below the video

Thanx my dude much appreciated 🖤

Thank you 🫶🏻

You get perforated leather, so it should be leather. If you are unsure, try heating a small section that’s not visible to the eye, underneath the backseat or somewhere

@@CCDVIDEO well…I know the side pieces are leather but for some reason i suspect the oerf stuff is vinyl? Or did they make perforated leather??? I guess so. (2006 seats)

Glad this method came in handy friend 😁

Anytime 👍 thanx for the compliment

I’m not letting my secrets out 🙊

Sweet buddy ! Need to stay budy during lockdown right 🤣🤣

Thank you bud 🙌🏻 To be honest, I have never tried this method on a dashboard before. Best advise I can give you is to try it on a small inconspicuous spot, maybe at the bottom of the dash to test it out

@@CCDVIDEO Thanks for the reply! I’m going to try and see if I can make it happen. That indent is such an eye sore.

Be careful with the dash. It’s just a thin layer of vinyl ,and sometimes leather on very high end vehicles, over a hard foam. What happens on the dash, is that foam gets crushed. Which is different from what happens to the leather on the seats, where it gets stretched. Applying heat to a dash could cause it to bubble up instead. While with leather, being an organic material, when you apply heat, it actually shrinks it up. So, like he said in the video don heat up one spot for too long. Best way to do what he did there is to use a steamer, or apply some water on the leather while you use the heat gun. Also, this method doesn’t work on vinyl (vegan leather), since it will stretch out even more. I know it’s a year late, but someone else might want to know this as well.

@@hadyrome5574 Hey! Definitely didn’t expect anyone else to comment on this haha but that’s great information. I couldn’t get the indent to come out because after trial and error I found out that the leather on my dashboard is on top of foam. I didn’t apply too much heat so I didn’t cause further damage. I would stay away from this method on newer cars. I ended up just covering the entire dashboard with a dashmat and have been content with that alternative.

Lol I just answered my own question by reading the description

🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes Delia, a hairdyer would work fine!

Very easy bud. Let me know how it goes once you did it ! If you post pics, tag us !

Hair dryer will work just fine. Just don’t overheat the leather 😉

100% will work. Just don’t heat the leather up too much

Thanx for the comment 👌🏻 appreciate the support

That’s a question I can’t give answers to 🙊😂

Best of luck! Just don't use too much heat, and you'll be good

I tried it , with "heat gun" and it's somewhat better. The dent was from a child's car seat, which was very nearly a hole, so it's still visible a little. Any more tips? Thanks again John Turner

@@johnturner6651 the leather will always have imperfections after something like this. You’ll only be able to improve it, depending on the depth of the damage. But it’ll never be a 100% again unless you recover with new leather

Well then you’d have to skip those 10-15 seconds I’m afraid

Thanx buddy. Works wonders. Just be careful of too much heat. Other than that you’ll be good ! Let me know how it goes

Thanx man

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Anytime bud 👌🏻

Thanx cuzzie. Appreciate it !

Thanx bro 🖤🖤