How Do You Repair A Hole In A Leather Car Seat?
Repairing holes in leather car seats does not require the expertise of an auto technician, nor does it require replacing the seat and/or recovering the area. The leather seat does not need to go to an auto repair shop to be fixed. A leather repair kit will allow you to repair leather upholstery at home, saving you both time and money. Repairing a hole in leather car seats Step 1 Confirm that your car seats are leather and not vinyl. Both types of auto upholstery can be repaired at home, but they require different types of repair kits. Step 2 Look for a leather repair kit at automotive stores, hardware stores and/or online. The leather kit should contain: leather adhesive, sandpaper, a leather patch, a leather dye. Step 3 Check the leather patch in the repair kit to make sure the texture and grain on the patch match the pattern on your leather car seat. Matching leather textures will allow the patch to seamlessly blend and fix leather auto upholstery. Step 4 Trim any rough edges or flap
