How to Repair Cracked Car Leather?
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Car leather can be repaired using acrylic resin or non-woven fabric lining. The specific methods are as follows: Repairing small cracks: When small cracks appear on genuine leather seats, lay the cracked area flat on a workbench, apply acrylic resin into the crack, align the edges of the crack, and dry it with a hair dryer. Repairing larger tears: For larger tears on genuine leather seats, first lay the torn area flat on a workbench. Take a piece of non-woven fabric lining slightly larger than the tear, insert it from the opening to pad underneath the tear, and spread it flat. Then apply leather adhesive into the tear, align the edges neatly, place a layer of cotton cloth over the tear, and press it with an iron to set the shape. Once the leather surface is smooth, remove the padding cloth and dry it with a hair dryer.