How to Repair Genuine Leather Car Seats?

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DelSimon
07/30/25 6:11am
When genuine leather car seats are damaged with tears, adhesive repair methods can be employed. Below are techniques for repairing genuine leather car seats: 1. Tear Adhesion: Lay the torn area flat on a workbench, apply acrylic resin to the tear, align the edges, and dry with a hair dryer. 3. Scratch Repair: Flatten the torn area on a workbench, take thin and soft silk or cotton strips matching the tear width, place them underneath the tear, apply resin adhesive to the fabric from the tear, align and sew the torn edges while adhering them to the fabric, press with an iron, and after adhesion, use leather repair paste to fill any remaining imperfections with spot repairs. 4. Patch Method: Use a knife to cut the damaged area into small square or round holes with outward-sloping edges, then remove and shape spare leather pieces into squares or circles for patching.
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