What about patching a bonded leather sofa? I have a 1 Square Foot area of the sofa that has peeled off.
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From the Leathernu web site:Does LeatherNu work on bonded leather?In most cases, yes. However, LeatherNu does not work well for bonded leather that is peeling, as it was not designed to be a replacement for the "skin" of bonded leather.
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From the Leathernu web site: Does LeatherNu work on bonded leather? In most cases, yes. However, LeatherNu does not work well for bonded leather that is peeling, as it was not designed to be a replacement for the "skin" of bonded leather.
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One package of the dye should be enough to patch up your sofa. In my experience the product works very well.
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Leather new worked great for me on a red fake leather chair. I had some puncture areas from keys in the pockets, some tears, etc. Just need to be sure you get the area tightly closed when you put the repair compounds on. I also had a tan chair in the basement.....no tears, just worn areas that I put the coloring on...looks great now.
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I have a leather couch, so it was not an issue for me. I have blankets over the dog beds though and it did not leave any marks on those so you should be okay. The outer layer flakes off a bit but that can be easily wiped away. I hope this helps.
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If the sofa is vinyl, it will probably work just fine, you could just eliminate the glue step.
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You won't need to patch it, just make sure to sand it down and then follow the application directions.
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I use mine on an Italian leather sofa. I had a large pet stain (ashamed to admit) and this cleaned and conditioned the sofa beautifully. I can't imagine what would be different about the boots. It says on the bottle "condition, clean, polish and preserve all smooth finished leather"
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Never tried it on leather. My suggestion is to try a little bit on a place that is not noticeable like the underside. It will probably be fine.
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If I was doing this repair, I would apply the adhesive liberally to the plastic seat backing, being careful not to get too close to the edges (you don't want it to ooze out around the edges of the seat backing onto the visible fabric) and secure TIGHTLY in place with rope (Place something on front of seat, and back of seat when wrapping the rope around so as not to damage the seat). Leave the windows down so the chemical odor does not impregnate the interior, and let cure for an hour or two. Probably would take less, but better safe than sorry.
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I used the product on, what was very soft good condition leather and the product caused the leather to become much harder. It will seep into and penetrate the cracks in the leather but not repair it in any fashion. If all you want to do is "dye" the cracks in the leather this will work.
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Sorry but don't have any idea what a "Katana" is. I live in an extremely high heat and humidity area where just about everything leather attracts mold and mildew. It's never been found on the large leather sofas on which I use Mr. Leather. Whether this is a result of the product or the tanning process in the leather sofas, I really don't know. I sincerely doubt that the product would "ruin" your "Katana"--try just a little on an inconspicuous spot and see if there's any problems.
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In my experience, rubber cement works well on leather (over the years I have used it to make many lasting repairs). Coat both sides of the leather to be joined, let it dry, then carefully position and press the pieces together. Obviously this won't work in every situation, but it is worth a try. (FYI, when making laced leather products like wallets, the lacing is lengthened by cutting a 1/8" 45 degree slice off the top side of one piece and off the bottom side of the other (to keep the shiny top-side continuous) and then rubber-cementing them together in the manner described above.)
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Yes, follow the directions. I'd scuff the rubber 1st them dampen the leather, apply the glue & clamp. It does expand so don't go overboard & wipe off excess before it sets.
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I have had leather furniture ruined by cat urine. The urine runs off the leather into the fabric cushion components between the seat and back of the chair/sofa. I don't think it stays on the leather per se, but because it soaks into a place that is hard to reach, it is very hard to treat. You could spray the furniture, as the cat has sprayed/peed, so the Fizzion goes into the same place, but what happened to me was the liquid loosened the glue that holds the leather to the cushion components, and the hides began to lift off of the fill. I believe Fizzion will kill cat urine odor anywhere it can reach and soak in for a few hours. I only buy "throw away" furniture, and recently replaced 7 yo leather furniture with more. To protect this furniture, I stuff rolled up hand towels down into the crease between the seat and back, and bought multiple changes of furniture covers for it (from Amazon, of course). While some peeing does occur, it is not as often, and after many months, the furniture beneath is still like new. Albeit we aren't actually sitting on leather, but once the cat pee gets into the cushions I think it is near impossible to get it out because the Fizzion can't reach it all, and even if it does, the leather may separate from the fill. My furniture that was ruined was before I found Fizzion, and if I had it then, perhaps I wouldn't have had to soak it so often, and it would have lasted longer. Fizzion is the very best product to remove cat urine I have ever found, in years of having cats and searching for urine removal products. Hope this helps.
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I suggest contacting Bissell directly. They are super helpful with these kinds of things. My gut says NO - it is not right for a microfiber sofa as it comes out fairly wet and that might damage the microfiber. But, you should check with them as they may have another product or be able to direct you to how to clean it.
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Easy for me to keep clean, but no kids in the house here! I would be very careful about what you use to clean, though; strong solvents will destroy bonded leather, which I assume this is. I assume everything is, after destroying my sofa with the wrong cleaning product! Be gentle!
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Thank you for your interest in our product. Sofa fabric could be cleaned with water or alcohol in addition. Thank you and have a wonderful day! --FurnitureMaxx
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An entire sofa??? The dye absolutely will NOT rub off! However, you might want to try Goodwill... Good luck.