Colourlock Leather Glue solvent free

Article number: C015193

  • Car
  • Steering wheel
  • Furniture
  • Bags and accessories
  • Shoes & boots
  • Leather clothing
  • Saddle
  • Repair

Leather Glue is used to back and stabilise tears and holes from the front or back, and to reliably reattach lifted leather edges or fibres.

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CHF 19.50

incl. 8.1% VAT, plus shipping

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Description

Tears, holes and lifted leather edges are common types of damage that can occur over time or through external impact from sharp objects on many leather items. If such damage is not treated promptly, it can spread and further weaken the material. With the right leather glue, however, many of these damages can be stabilised quickly and effectively before a more extensive repair becomes necessary.

Leather Glue is suitable as an independent solution for minor damage and also as an important preparation step before a more extensive repair with Fluid Leather or colour refreshing with Leather Fresh.

Application

Please read the instructions below carefully before each use!

Always apply only thin layers and use sparingly. For hard-to-reach areas or small edges, using the Mini Brush is recommended for even distribution. For the best result, we recommend allowing the leather glue to dry slightly and bringing the tears together edge to edge. When using our Backlining Cloth as a backing, press the glued surfaces together if possible to ensure optimum adhesion.

Tears and holes that are already larger but still repairable must be stabilised with our Backlining Cloth. Cut the fabric to size with sufficient overlap and mark the centre with a highlighter or small sticker. The marking makes it easy to see where the centre is so that the overlap is even everywhere. Secure the centre with a needle and use a spatula to smooth the edges beneath the leather. Then glue in place.

For breaks, superficial cuts or frayed worn areas, the glue must be applied sparingly. This is best done with the Mini Brush.

IMPORTANT: Garment leather is often very thin. Apply Leather Glue especially sparingly to thin leathers to avoid «glue strike-through». With glue strike-through, the glue penetrates the leather and becomes visible as a dark spot on the upper side.

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