Leather Glue – Professional Strength and Unmatched Flexibility

When it comes to leather repair, ordinary glues (such as super glue or construction adhesives) often do more harm than good—they dry too hard, causing the leather to crack around the bonded area.

Furniture Clinic’s Leather Glue is a specialized water-based adhesive designed to provide an exceptionally strong bond while maintaining the natural softness and elasticity of the leather. It is the perfect choice for repairing cuts, tears, and securing sub-patches for larger holes.

🌟 Why is this the right glue for your leather?

• 🤸 Stays Elastic: Once dry, the glue does not harden, allowing the leather to move and flex naturally when sat upon.

• ⚓ Exceptional Strength: Formulated to create a lasting bond that withstands daily wear and tear.

• ⏱️ Optimal Working Time: Dries quickly enough to save you time, yet gives you a few minutes for precise edge alignment.

• 🌱 Safe and Odorless: A water-based formula suitable for use in enclosed indoor spaces.

🏘️ Ideal for Repairing:

• Furniture: Torn armrests, split seams on sofas.

• Automotive: Cuts in seats, torn door panels, or steering wheels.

• Clothing & Accessories: Leather jackets, bags, shoes, and belts.

• Leather Types: Suitable for all types of leather, including genuine leather, faux leather (eco-leather), and vinyl.

🛠️ How to Use (Step-by-Step):

1. Cleaning: Ensure the area around the damage is clean and degreased (use Alcohol Cleaner for best results).

2. Preparation: If the tear is large, place a fabric sub-patch under the leather.

3. Application: Apply a thin layer of glue to the underside of the leather or onto the sub-patch using a palette knife or a toothpick.

4. Fixing: Press the edges of the leather together or onto the sub-patch. Ensure they are perfectly aligned.

5. Pressing: Hold firmly for a few minutes. Full strength is achieved after a few hours (you can speed up the process with a hair dryer).

📊 Coverage & Storage:

• Consumption: One small bottle (50ml) is enough for dozens of small repairs or several large tears.

• Shelf Life: 5 years (protect from freezing and store with the cap tightly closed).

💡 Expert Tip:

If the glue seeps out of the edges while still wet, you can easily wipe it away with a damp cloth. Once dry, it becomes completely transparent, making it ideal for discreet and seamless repairs.