- 1). Clean up the damaged area by removing any loose stuffing that may be sticking out. Cut away at the fabric fringes and torn leather pieces surrounding the damage.
- 2). Place a small amount of leather filler inside of the tear. Let it dry for about 10 minutes. Then place another layer of filler on top of it. Continue doing this until the hole has been filled.
- 3). Cut the leather sub-patch to the correct size. Make sure there are about 2 inches extra around the diameter for glue application.
- 4). Apply the glue to only one side of the patch, and cover it entirely.
- 5). Place the patch over the hole. Firmly press down keeping pressure on it for about 30 seconds to help it bond with the leather sofa.
- 6). Soak a corner of the soft cloth in leather protector and gently swipe it over the sub-patch and onto the leather around it to prevent additional scratches and tears.
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