Can I patch a round hole about the size of a quarter in the arm of a leather sofa?
2006508
Yes, works very well, color match may according to directions. Use the patch to support your paste. you may be able to see the patch, but only if you know it was there, not to the casual observer.
2006509
I would say yes with reservation. leveling it out and matching the color will be a challenge, It seems to be quite strong after it cures and should hold up well. I patched a tear in the vinyl seat in my 1973 Mercury and it came out well. Happened I did not have to match the color because the brown that came with the kit was a close match. No doubt it will show but be better than the hole.
2006510
Yes, I think so. It will do that, although depending on how well it matches the grain of your leather it might be a little noticeable
443688
CHecked the sofa when i got home.Nope cannot be flippedbottom portion of the sofa seat is different fabric.Someone with sewing skill could probably create new seat covers for it... neither the seat nor the back is attached to the sofa.
78712
One package of the dye should be enough to patch up your sofa. In my experience the product works very well.
833765
I believe it comes with something so you can patch it up....if not you could go to a store and find something to cover the hole and find some glue.
249239
This product wouldn't be good its hard to work with. I messed up the arm of my sofa so I didn't try anything else so I can't recommend anything.
31600
The holes are round but I would advise not ordering this punch. I have found that I cannot press hard enough to punch through a leather belt without first starting the hole with a drill or something and just using the punch to clean up the hole.
2138470
Yes you can do that, I used this to remake my sofa and cut it in pieces also , no problem , scissors are not good idea , use something that cut vinyl or carpet , my sofa looks like new again , very nice , it become more firm under the fabric but still soft when you sit on that , highly recommended , the edges will get nice and round after you cover them with fabric
1809871
It is not big enough to cover a hole that size. I am not at home to measure but at most it is half the size of what you are looking to do.
747503
Gosh, I would have never thought of that. I guess it might depend on what the leather is being used for. If it's a belt or something that would be worn a lot, my guess would be no. If it's for like a wall hanging or something that is stationary and won't have any wear and tear, it might work. But then on the other hand, I'm no Martha Stewart, so what do I know!! If you haven't already looked, check out Martha's website. There may be more detailed information there? Good luck with your project!
244639
If you had a large enough drill bit i think you could drill afew holes in a circle and "connect-the-dots" with an electric jig-saw. Thats an idea :)
788780
It looks like it can be done, maybe I `ll try it later .I plan to change a handle with leather.
1932171
The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!
1502792
You can change their heights to some other holes punched by the company. If you have a leather punch yourself you can move them where ever you would like.
486696
You should be able to put a 3/4" hole in it. I would think you could enlarge the existing hole.
1089452
If the hole is not large you can use a wax nail hole filler available in wood colors. This is not the best but it might work.
1283119
My guess is that you want something like an "Oblong Punch". Craftool Oblong Leather Punch 3 4" (1.9 Cm) Leathercraft Tool Tandy 31566-00
176665
No there is no hole. That option would be listed under "patio or outdoor furniture".