Would this work to fill in some deep scratches on a flat leather surface? I'm going to paint over it, but I need it to be flat...
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It drys like rubber so if you got it so you couldn't see edges you could paint over it JUST use thin layer....
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I think it would be tough to get it to smooth out enough to make the surface flat. The glue is really goopy. What is the surface you are trying to fill in? I can try a test if I can get a better idea what you are working on. (what kind of paint works on leather?)
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no it will dry unevenly and you can not sand it or anything cause it is like rubberit shrinks when it dries
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I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
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I truly don't know as I've never tried to paint leather before w/anything. U could try it on an inconspicuous spot 1st to see how much would soak into the leather.
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I'm not sure what kind of furniture covers you want to keep in place, but the felt is very thick, so it might help prevent sliding on a cloth furniture surface, but I don't think it would work on leather. It does keep furniture from sliding, though, and prevents wood signs from banging on my children's doors. :)
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If surrounding surface is flat...it might. Certainly worth a try. If not, just return it to Amazon! Worked like a charm for big dent in my car door (reduced it by 90%). If you can establish suction the dent is gone (again, flat surface around dent is key).
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It will help cover them but not fill them. You can buy a filling compound if the scratches have damaged the surface of the leather. There are many automotive products and kits around for this kind of repair.
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Yes I have and it works great, just remember work fast and have everything ready you are going to use to make a mold impression. I have never imprinted onto leather but if the impression is deep enough and you press hard enough I don't see why it won't work. Just work fast
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I used it mostly on vinyl and leather, but did do a small section on cloth. It is pretty much what paint is like on cloth...much stiffer and scratchy when touching it. I used it on the top of a cloth ottoman. We still use the ottoman so it wasn't so horrid that we had to throw it out.
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It "might" rub off but somehow I doubt it. Test it on a scrap piece of leather- the cost to buy it is minimal, what do you lose? You might apply two coats, then use a leather cleaner or saddle soap. It won't rub off after that.
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Paint might work if you lightly sanded the surface to roughen it up so paint will have something to grab onto.
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Joyce it would be worth a try. I have used it for all sorts of things. It does not scratch. Kathleen
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Depends on how deep the scratches are. This is excellent for scratches like spiderweb on paint. Deep scratches require some serious buffing with a machine using special wax then use this last. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this should do the trick. I had a good sized tear in the cushion of my leather sofa, and it mended it perfectly. It has held for two months without any sign of loosening. It will leave a hard, shiny spot, but nothing too dramatic. I love this stuff!
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It doesn't heal scratches. It camouflages them. It can't help with tears or gauges. You might want to check high end automotive leather repair products or services.
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I would think that it might bond fine but that it would not leave a flawless, flat, surface when trying to write over it. When I touched up my washing machine it just "painted" it and you can definitely see where the scratch is and how I painted it in.
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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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I believe it should work on leather as long as the material isn't too thick or dense. Remember this is for lite material like paper gaskets.