COLOURLOCK Leather Glue Repair Set

Content

• 20 ml Leather Glue solvent free
• 1 x Backlining Cloth black 15x25cm
• 10 x Minibrush

The Leather Glue Repair Set is a collection of the most important components for a solid repair foundation. The leather glue is a high-quality adhesive that is ideal for bonding the front and back of tears and holes in leather surfaces. It is also perfectly suited for securely bonding down protruding leather edges or leather fibers. For larger but still repairable tears and holes, we recommend stabilizing the area by reinforcing it with a piece of fabric (approx. 15 x 25 cm). With a 20 g container, the leather glue provides enough material to repair several centimeters of tears and permanently reinforce multiple tear sites. The product ensures a reliable bond and contributes to the long-term maintenance of your leather surfaces.

Our products are easy to use, making them accessible even to non-experts. The package includes detailed step-by-step instructions that guide you safely through the entire application process. The necessary accessories are also included to ensure practical handling.

Leather repair, repairing tears in leather

Note: Always test on an inconspicuous area before use to ensure there are no changes to the material.

1. Preparation & Repair of Creases and Cracks
- Apply Leather Glue sparingly and in a thin layer
- Use the included brushes to spread the glue in small creases or hard-to-reach areas
- Allow the glue to dry briefly
- Align tears edge to edge or—if possible
– bond them together with fabric and light pressure

2. Repairing larger tears and holes
- Backing with fabric is required
– this stabilizes the affected area
- Cut the fabric to size with an overlap
- Mark the center of the fabric with a highlighter or sticker to ensure even positioning
- Secure the marked center with a pin
- Smooth the edges under the leather
- Then glue it in place and let it dry

For cuts, tears, or frayed areas
Follow the same procedure as for tears: apply fabric backing, use adhesive sparingly, secure well, and let dry

Special notes for thin leather
Apply adhesive very sparingly
Beware of glue bleed-through:
→ The adhesive can penetrate the leather and become visible on the top side as a dark spot

Tip: The more precise your work, the less noticeable the repair will be. Allow plenty of time for drying and apply light pressure to the affected area to improve durability. Warnings: Always test on an inconspicuous area before use to rule out any changes to the material.

Always test on an inconspicuous area before use to ensure that the material is not damaged.