How to repair a leather couch from cat scratches.
Cat scratches on leather sofa how to repair.
Not all cat scratch damage is created equal.
Or even worse maybe.
I developed an easy but effective way to repair damage to my leather sofa and wanted.
Please watch the the whole video to discover the quick and easy repair.
From the photos below select what type of cat damage you have and then follow the correct guide on how to repair the scratches.
Call a furniture repair service.
How to repair leather that a cat scratched.
To repair scratches on leather furniture use a cotton swab to rub olive oil baby oil or saddle oil into the scratch.
Then let the oil dry for an hour before wiping it off.
Naturally bassett leather furniture is covered under our manufacturer s warranty see warranty for details.
The results are almost as good not to mention faster and cheaper by tacking down or trimming away any flaps staining the exposed fabric with a similar.
Repairing cat scratches on vinyl or faux leather is very painstaking work.
Fixing damage caused by cat kneading.
As professional repair artisans we learned to walk away from this kind of damage because perfection is impossible.
For scratches that are deeper and have you concerned with the effect they are having on the a esthetics of your furniture it s probably best to call a professional.
If the scratch is still there try again and let the oil sit for longer.
The first is where the cat scratches the sides of the sofa by plucking out the fibres hairs from the leather.
The area of furniture that fluffy has clawed will determine your best approach to the fix.
There s nothing more annoying than your cat deciding to use your leather furniture as a scratching post.
If kitty is on her hind legs and digging her nails into the sides of the chair or sofa part of her claw action involves extending and retracting her talons.
While cat scratches are an eyesore they don t have to be a permanent decoration of your leather.
If your couch has very shallow cat scratches or only has minor damage then a quick fix could be enough to repair the leather couch so the damage is no longer noticeable.
The second is where the cat will scratch the seating cushion causing a more straight line scratch.