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Is It Worth Repairing a Leather Sofa? 7 Things to Weigh Up
Is it worth repairing a leather sofa? For a well-made sofa, nearly always. Seven things to weigh up, rough cost guidance, and the cases where we will tell you to buy new.
Leather Sofa Colour Fading: Why It Happens and How to Fix It
Leather sofa colour fading is caused by UV, heat and wear, and it is almost always fixable. We explain why it happens, why home products fail, and how professional recolouring works.
How to Remove Pen Marks From a Leather Sofa Safely
Pen marks on a leather sofa are fixable, but only if nobody has scrubbed them first. We explain why the usual tricks fail and how a professional gets biro and felt tip out safely.
Can Body Oils Damage a Leather Sofa? Head and Arm Areas
Body oils damage a leather sofa slowly, leaving dark shiny patches on headrests and arms. Here is why it happens, why home cleaning makes it worse, and how a professional restores it.
Can Piping on a Leather Sofa Be Repaired?
Frayed, split or flattened piping on a leather sofa can usually be repaired without replacing the whole cover. Here is what causes it, what not to try, and how we put it right.
Repair or Replace a Leather Sofa? How to Decide
Deciding whether to repair or replace a leather sofa comes down to the frame, the quality of the hide and the extent of the damage. Here is how we weigh it up on real jobs.







