Leather Care
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I think that your best bet is going to look up some auto upholsterers and see what they recommend. I would talk to a few different ones and see what suggestions that they have.
Unfortunately, there isn't a product that can fix a scratch or scuff on leather. Although it is a durable surface, it is still soft and therefore able to be scratched and damaged fairy easily.
Using a product like Leatherique can't fix problems that you already have, but it can keep the leather surface soft and durable to help reduce the chance of more scratches in the future.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...tioning/Detail
Unfortunately, there isn't a product that can fix a scratch or scuff on leather. Although it is a durable surface, it is still soft and therefore able to be scratched and damaged fairy easily.
Using a product like Leatherique can't fix problems that you already have, but it can keep the leather surface soft and durable to help reduce the chance of more scratches in the future.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...tioning/Detail
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