Leather

Types of Leather Dye

Jessica Barron 31 Aug 2026 0

In this blog we will discuss the different types of leather dye and in what situation to use them in.Using leather dye to restore the colour to faded leather The easiest way to restore leather is with our Leather Re-Colouring Balm . It is a cream based conditioner with added leather dye. This means it will nourish the leather and restore the colour in one application.It is available in a wide ra...

What Is a Leather Conditioner?

Jessica Barron 30 Aug 2026 0

A leather conditioner contains a natural blend of oils and waxes, perfectly formulated to feed, soften, and nourish leather, preventing the surface from drying out, becoming brittle and cracking.What are Leather Conditioners made from?Leather Conditioners come in many forms, creams, oils, and waxes.Mink Oil, Lanolin and Neatsfoot Oil are commonly used to condition and soften leather.Mink Oil is ...

CAR SEAT CLEANING TIPS

Jessica Barron 30 Aug 2026 0

Not only do crumbs, dirt and stains look unpleasant, but without regular cleaning and maintenance (with suitable products), your leather car seats may become damaged.In this blog, we will discuss the best ways to clean leather car seats to keep your car looking it’s best.Quick car seat cleaning tips Wipe the seats down with a Leather Wipe weeklyThoroughly clean the seats once every three monthsKee...

What does our Leather Repair Kit do?

Jessica Barron 29 Aug 2026 0

Using our Leather Repair Kit, repairing scuffs, scratches and tears in leather can be quick and easy, despite what is commonly thought!In this blog, we will explain how to use the products in our Leather Repair Kit and show you what you can do.Leather Repair We ha ve a full range of products for repairing leather, in this blog we look at our Leather Repair Kit, but we have a whole range of other p...

How to Get the Perfect Colour Match for Your Leather

Megan Atkinson 29 Apr 2025 0

When it comes to repairing colour damage on leather, there are several ways to achieve a professional finish. One option is to use our Leather Repair Paint, which is designed to repair scuffs, scratches and colour loss on all leather items such as car seats and sofas.Our Leather Repair Paint is self-sealing, extremely flexible and hard wearing. It’s also easy to apply with a brush, sponge or airbr...

How to choose the right filler to repair leather damages

Kelvin Tin 06 Apr 2023 0

Leather inevitably experiences damage over time during use. To address this, Furniture Clinic offers three types of repair products: Heavy Filler, Leather Flexifil, and Leather Edge Coat. These can be specifically used to fill and repair different types of leather damage for better restoration results.This blog will first compare the three different repair products and then provide a detailed intr...

All About Leather Cleaners

Jessica Barron 27 Sep 2021 0

Leather may be extremely durable, but it does require a high level of care when it comes to cleaning. Many traditional products and DIY solutions may cause damage to your leather, which will require additional attention in the future.That's why it is important to know what type of leather you’re dealing with before you decide what cleaning method to use, and to always use a specialist leather cle...

How To Soften Old Dried Out Leather

Craig Stevenson 15 Jun 2021 0

Fatliquoring is one of the last wet processes involved in the tanning of leather. It is this process which grants leather its softness and elasticity. However, if kept in direct sunlight, near sources of heat, or just given enough time, the fatliquors can evaporate from the leather causing it to dry out and become hard, stiff and even distorted. Very old leather in classic cars for example, may be...

New Product: Leather Polish

Craig Stevenson 18 Mar 2021 0

In March 2021, we launched a brand-new product for leather, our Leather Polish.Read this blog to find out more about it, and how it compares to our Leather Protection Cream.What’s the difference between Leather Protection Cream and Leather Polish?Both products provide great protective benefits to leather (more on this below), but the main difference between the two is the finish they leave on leat...

Creating Two-Tone Effects With Leather Finish

Craig Stevenson 15 Feb 2021 0

Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you apply the Leather Finish to a piece of leather, after restoring the colour, the sheen just does not look right compared to the original leather? it seems slightly too matt, or slightly too glossy, and no matter how much you try to tweak it, it never looks right; sometimes it may even look ‘plasticky’ in comparison! Well, it may be that you are dealing...

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