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Our No Heat Leather & Vinyl Repair Kit is the perfect solution to save that favorite leather jacket or leather coat. Just apply and let dry. Easy to follow instructions. Mix the colors included in the kit to get near-perfect match to your leather coat or jacket. Grain papers match popular leather grains.
It's so easy to use: Just mix the colors to match the damaged material using the included color matching guide, apply with the spatula, cover with our special grain matching paper, then let dry overnight.
- Repairs holes, rips, tears, gouges, cigarette burns and more.
- Easy to use: Just apply and let dry.
- Seven intermixable colors to match nearly any surface and texture.
- One kit makes multiple repairs.
Easily repairs:
Rips, holes, burns and gouges in seats, dashes, car tops, car trim, door panels, chairs, sofas, vinyl floors, belts, marine upholstery, boots, footwear, clothing, purses, steering wheels, luggage and MORE.
This kit contains everything you need to make multiple repairs!
This is simply the best value no-heat leather and vinyl repair kit on the market!
Money Back Guarantee!
If you're not satisfied with our product, ship it back and we'll refund your purchase. |
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No Heat Leather Jacket Repair Kit Instructions
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** Always make a practice repair before doing the actual repair. We suggest you create a similar blemish or damage on the the small piece of practice vinyl included in this kit. Then, make a practice repair on that before doing your actual repair job.
PREPARE THE DAMAGED AREA
Clean the damaged spot with a conventional, non-soapy cleaner (rubbing alcohol). Trim off any loose threads or damaged pieces of the leather or vinyl. If there is a depression under the damaged area, fill it in with cotton. The damaged spot should be level to the undamaged area.
BACKING FABRIC
Using the fabric included in this kit, make a cut in it slightly larger than the damaged spot and insert it into the area, tucking the excess underneath the undamaged material. This will support the repair job and provide a base for the repair compound.
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COLOR COMPOUND
The colored compound included in this kit is the actual repair compound. Using the spatula, mix your desired color using the color mixing guide located on the reverse side of these instructions. Once you have the color matched, apply the repair compound into the damaged area. Allow 1 hour for product to dry. The compound will shrink as it dries; apply a second or third coat if necessary.
GRAIN PAPER PACKET
The grain paper included with this kit allows you to transfer a pattern to your repair. Choose the pattern than most closely matches the item that you are repairing. After applying the final coat of compound, immediately place the selected grain paper onto the repair. Put weight on the grain paper (if possible) to force the grain paper into the repair compound. This will help in transferring the grain to the repair. Allow to dry overnight.
REMOVING THE GRAIN PAPER
After drying, peel off the grain paper for a finished repair.
If you have any questions regarding these instructions, or need more compound color, please contact us. |
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| Q: Do these kits really work?
A: Absolutely! Our repair compound is specially formulated to produce the best possible results for the home user. For best results, we highly recommend you practice doing several repairs using the provided test piece of vinyl before trying the actual repair.
Q: Is it hard to match the colors in the kit to my leather or vinyl material?
A: As with any DIY project, practice makes perfect. The more you practice before attempting the actual repair, the better your results are likely to be. We've included a comprehensive color matching guide with every kit to help guide you to a near-perfect color match. However, the final match is up to you. Once you think you have your best possible match, we recommend you apply it to a small, inconspicuous area of the material you need to repair. For example, the underside of a leather couch cushion, or the inside leather overlap of a leather jacket. Testing your color match first in this way will help ensure you're satisfied with your color match on the actual repair.
Q: Are these the same kits that I've seen on As-Seen-On-TV Commercials for years? Are they made by the same manufacturer?
A: No. While our product is sold through some As-Seen-On-TV vendors, we are an independent manufacturer who has developed improved formulas for low-cost DIY repair solutions versus what has previously been available from the original "As-Seen-On-TV" manufacturer. |
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