Leather restoration

This guide will teach you how to repair a tear in a leather couch, whether it's a small rip or a gaping hole.

Peeling or flaking is usually a sign of faux (fake) or bonded leather. There's no durable fix. How to repair it, why it won't last, and affordable options are here.

Easily and quickly repair cat scratches on your leather sofa or or other furniture! Repair cat scratched leather in minutes using this method. This will only work wit GENUINE leather. Will not work on bonded or vinyl leather. Make sure to test an inconspicuous area first to make sure it will not burn the material. If it is real leather, it will hold up great! Please comment with any questions :) AND AS ALWAYS, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!

Protect your investment in leather furniture by mixing up one of these three easy recipes for a homemade leather conditioner.

whether your wallet or couch has gone through too much use and you want to freshen it up, we will go over three ways to restore faded leather color.

My husband got a phone call a few weeks ago from a woman in our neighborhood who wanted him to remove some furniture from her home as she was expected new furniture to be delivered. The couches she was tossing were leather. I have always been a fan of leather furniture, but have never been a fan of the price tag that comes with it. When he plopped the couches on our driveway, I immediately told him I wanted to refinish it. He gave me that you-are-oh-so-crazy look, and I began looking up…

Save money and learn how to restore leather furniture, leather shoes, leather purses, leather jackets, leather pants, leather anything in 4 easy steps with this DIY tutorial!

There might be a time where you have something that is leather and it's peeling, but there are simple tips and tricks by Christy Lyn on YouTube on how to fix the peeling. This hack is not going to make the leather look perfect or brand new, but it prolongs your couch. You won't be

Find out how to safely clean and condition my leather sofa in one easy step!

Recently, Pretty Princess sent me a link to a blog about using extra-virgin olive oil on leather furniture to hide scratches. She is the one who insisted we move our mean cat, Coal, from Kansas to South Carolina where he took out his anger at being left at home while we made a trip back for a visit so I guess it's fitting that she helped find a reasonable restoration. If you want to know more about Coal who eventually moved back to Kansas before we did (lest you feel badly for the bully)…