Leather repairing involves several key steps to restore the material’s appearance and functionality. First, the damaged area is thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt and oils that could interfere with the repair process.

Next, any tears or holes are addressed by using specialized adhesives or leather patches, ensuring a secure bond. For scuffs or scratches, leather conditioners and dyes may be applied to blend the repaired area with the surrounding leather.

Finally, a protective finish is often added to enhance durability and prevent future damage. Throughout the process, attention to detail is crucial to achieve a seamless and professional-looking repair.