Cracked leather sofa

Hello,

However, these cracks, which are no longer a depigmentation, do not pose any problem. It is necessary to apply a small coat of repair paste, sand to smooth the surface of the leather, recolour and varnish.

Qty.

First of all, thank you for taking the time to answer me, I took pictures from a little closer to show you. Because it's not cracked very much but it's full of microcracks. 5 years ago, some parts of my sofa were tarnished by the sun I think and the color was like "past". So I cleaned the leather with a cleaner and then pigmented it and fixed the color. The colour close to the original had returned well but the leather had become dry despite a milk applied regularly. And there recently these small cracks that appeared very quickly, thank you again in advance for your advice because I don't know anything about it.

The first step in your renovation will be to grease the leather well after a thorough cleaning, wait 8 days for the oil to be well infiltrated, recolour and varnish. Milks do not infiltrate enough to rehydrate the leather well, oil alone is the right product, especially after re-colouring. Before passing the repair paste (if necessary) sand the leather with fine sandpaper (240 bodyworker), with your finger you will feel if the cracks are deep ,pass a first layer of recolouring, if the cracks are still visible, apply a layer of paste after having slightly tinted it with recolouring agent, sand and pass the second layer of recolouring agent.

Qty.

Thank you very much for all your explanations.

I'm really happy because I thought my couch was ruined.

You say that first you have to clean thoroughly, then oil and wait a week.

That's what I'm going to do first.

Do you have product names to carry out these first two steps?

Thank you again

To clean before re-colouring, we recommend acetone. This product dries out the leather a little, compensate by pouring a cap of Edible Oil into a liter of acetone, this is the oil you need.

Qty.

Thank you for all these explanations. I'll try to do that. Thank you again.