I have a fake leather chair that has small cat scratches at the foot and little punctures along the top where he runs across. Will this repair the damage?
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The information on the package doesn't reccomend using on any unfinished leather, or fake leather. Ihope this helps.
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I would suggest you take a look at the LeatherNu repair kit. With the scratches and punctures, it sounds like the LeatherNu Repair kit would best fit your needs. It is sold here on Amazon as well.
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It should, just wedge it in and wind it to the stretch you need. If it's leather could I suggest using a stretch spray to pretreat the leather?
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I only use this product to keep Cats and Dogs from scratching on objects. I think this is a question best suited to be answered by a Veterinarian. If a pet is insists on scratching a certain spot it may call for a cortisone cream that would heal the underlined problem and stop the irritation that is causing the irritation in the first place.
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it worked but my cat found other places on the sofa to destroy. covering an entire sofa or chair is not practical. i have chenille and it took off some fuzz but basically was ok. the whole thing did not work for me. my couch is in tatters in various locations. never underestimate the cleverness of the feline who wants to scratch!
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Based on your description, I would suggest a recoloring kit instead. The leather repair kit is more for making a repair to an actual tear or deep cracking. Roughed up leather has simply lost its finish. This requires a new finish be applied. This item is not currently available on Amazon but can be viewed on our website www.leathermagic.com
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Contact the company. I use it basically to repair soles of shoes, to hold them on the shoe.
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I would think it would work great. I have used it on suede and smooth leather shoes and boots with no issues. It does not leave any indication they have been treated.
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no, I have sprayed it on other types of shoes and even put shoe trees in to stretch and there was no difference, so had to give the shoes away as one foot was hurting. Do not recommend this product for anything other than leather use.
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Sorry, I can't help you. I used the Shoe Goo to reattach some trim around the top of the soles on a pair of boots. I've never tried to repair soles.
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This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more personalized information. This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more... » Read More This kit provide enough for about a 2.5 inch hole or you can repair several small tears. Based on your description t his kit is not recommended. You have a significant amount of damage that will require larger inserts up to a 12x12 inch as well as more leather repair compound. You would find our Deluxe Leather Repair kit much more suitable for your damage. You also do not want to repair seams as no repair will hold/be permanent on a seam. This type of damage will require be re-stitched by using a hand stitch kit or similar. You can always call or email us with your specific damage for more personalized information. « Show Less
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We have cats and their claws will scratch the leather I know. We cover them with blankets when not using them.
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I've had this cat for only 10 days or so. cannot advise specifically. clipping can be dangerous if not done properly. amazon has these rubber tips to put on the nails. I provide the scratch lounger to file them down. if you really think clipping is necessary, maybe a visit to vet.
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Hi Heather...Have you tried rubbing some cat nip on it? The dry kind not the spray...I also use packing tape( the type you use to seal packing boxes) on the edges of my couches...helps somewhat... also try placing the post near the furniture they scratch most...good luck. I have 5 furry boys and I am grateful that at 3 like this post. I have a larger model post that you can lie flat on the floor or lay it against the sofa that one of the other cats like..and the last but not least one who will not use anything but my leather chairs.
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Not sure. My cat doesn't sxratch furniture but the fabric is not s stiff tight weave so it might not be
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It will make the scratch much less noticeable but in no way remove or repair it. I used this product on a couch my pet had made many scratches on and it did a great job of making the scratches less noticeable and the finish more like the original.
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I don't know. Sounds like the leather was untreated for awhile. This is basically a protectant and it does make the product shine and cleans it. Might want to ask a dealer if this restores leather to original color. Good luck
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I believe it will. I had drying cracks in leather chair and after applying 2 times, it was vastly improved.