How to repair a leather sofa after it gets torn?

Genuine leather sofas are high-end and stylish, and very comfortable to sit on. However, after prolonged use, genuine leather sofas are prone to damage and cracks. Once a genuine leather sofa is torn, it affects its appearance. Many genuine leather sofas only have small tears, but it's a pity to throw away the whole sofa. So, how do you repair a torn genuine leather sofa?

Depending on the situation, we can repair it ourselves. If a genuine leather sofa is accidentally scratched or rubbed by a sharp object, resulting in scratches or holes, you can choose a piece of leather of similar color and size to the shape and size of the scratch, apply neoprene adhesive, and glue it in place. This method can be used for any genuine leather sofa brand that has this problem.

If the damage to a genuine leather sofa is small, it can be repaired using an egg. Crack an egg, using only the egg white. Then, mix some dye, trying to match the color of the leather as closely as possible. After mixing well, apply it to the damaged area. Avoid rubbing with water to prevent it from coming off. Once completely dry, apply a leather brightener. Genuine leather sofa manufacturers typically use animal hides such as cowhide to make sofas. Animal hides have good absorbency, so this method can be used to repair genuine leather sofas.

If the damage to a leather sofa is extensive and severely affects its appearance, then you should contact the manufacturer's after-sales service for repairs. For example, if a typical living room leather sofa is severely damaged, you should contact the manufacturer immediately and request repairs. Sofas typically come with a warranty period; you can have them repaired within or after the warranty period for a fee.