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Fixing a Faded Leather Couch

March 19, 2009

Faded
Leather CouchHow do you cover or fix faded spots on a leather sofa?

Donna from NJ

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March 23, 20090 found this helpful

Have you tried shoe polish? I'd use the solid kind.

 

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April 14, 20170 found this helpful

Hi, buy the solid shoe paste in the color you need. I do this with my leather jacket as well. Clean the leather well, dry. Do not use conditioner on leather.
Rub in small circle pattern. Let dry, then using an old washcloth, dishtowel, buff the couch/coat, etc. Let hang to dry (if clothing) air dry couch/chair well, rub white cloth over to make sure nothing comes off on cloth. If it does, buff more.

 
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Leather couch arm has faded spots from someone using a towel with Oxy Clean on it. It turned from a dark brown leather to a light brown. A small area needs to be darkened.

 
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