We are two generations of leather and vinyl repair artisans that now produce (or white label) the products we’ve been using since 1986 so you can DIY. Shop here:
– rubbing alcohol (maybe in your medicine cabinet)
– Moisturizer Cream
– mending tape (found at craft stores)
– 3M Plastic Emblem & Trim Adhesive
– Leather Filler Putty
– Black Color
– Clear Prep+Finish
– Metal toothpick, palette knife, angled brush, sponge
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All products used (see description for link):
– Moisturizer Cream
– mending tape (found at craft stores)
– 3M Plastic Emblem & Trim Adhesive
– Leather Filler Putty
– Black Color
– Clear Prep+Finish
– Metal toothpick, palette knife, angled brush, sponge
Brilliant…thanks for sharing!
FiNAYgaling. Not naggle.
Just get a new one
Would these tips work well for automotive leather?
This is soooo cool
As a leather worker of over 50 years, I say that one should NEVER use alcohol on leather! It dries it out worse than a year under the desert sun.
It looks so amazing after the restoration!! Super interesting video, even for someone who doesn't really own anything leather 😂
Man is there anything isopropyl isn't the best for
I respect the hell out of being upfront about a white label product. So many companies act like their white label stuff is special made and crafted by their professionals or whatever the frick
Coach bags last forever. My favorite job was working in a Coach store at the mall
is this about @yooon_ie…
Impressive!
Phenomenal job! 😮❤😊
There’s no need to be condescending towards people who aren’t professionals. I’ve actually seen several videos from the guy who made the conditioner stars … even if it’s too much (or not the best option), he’s super passionate. The bags also end up looking great.
It literally looks new!!
Absolutely beautiful! I always want to fix my Coach bags but then I watch all your videos and see that's it's actually a lot of work to fix and I change my mind! 😂😂😂❤❤❤
I need my while Celine restored
What if you cut the patch on the bias – it's like fabric with a warp and wafe. Bias cut allows for maximum flexibility while maintaining the strength the original fibers/ threads. 💝 I'm a Barber 💈 and my great grandfather designed natural parts for wigs and toupees. He was an Austrian trained barber and wig maker from the late 1800's. The other side of my family were tailors.
Mines next!
Excellent, thanks!
I have a bag with patent leather on the outside, canvas interior, had something leak through the pocket that left a slight brown stain on both materials shows through the exterior of the patent, very small but annoying since I’ve kept it in perf condition for years. Would the alcohol work for that? Or should I leave it alone?
These are the experts we need
What paint is that?
What do I do for white
Very cool info 👍
I have that bag only in red. It belonged to my Mother in law. Is there a way to dye it brown or black? I'm not a huge fan of red.
Impressive
Wow! True talent!
I was about to resort on those "instructions" to clean my beautiful vintage coach that has cloth and leather in the structure.
This video I'm so greateful for, because I could have ruined my bag.
So thank you very much.
Wow! Your level of expertise is truly impressive! If I ever find myself in need of such services, I’ll know to reach out to you, that’s for sure. 👍🏼
this is so shady for no reason lol
WOW!! THANK YOU ❤
That is beautiful!!
Nice job
Gorgeous!
🔥
As a long time Coach owner, May I also add that removing the brass patina on the hardware is a big deal-breaker.
These purses were the bomb!!
I have several Coach bags that my mom has given me over many christmases. I feel terrible because bags are not my thing so I don't treat them very well. I might have to have services like this done one day. I won't get rid of the purses and occasionally I use them
Amazing improvement ❤
Btw you have suggestion which cond to use on lamb leather bags? Thank u