A leather-look sheet with adhesive on the back that you trim to the outline of the damage and press flat. It works over rubbed armrests, opened seams, clawed corners and cracked car trim. It grips in seconds, and when you lift it, it takes its glue with it.

A small tear in an armrest opens a little further every time somebody leans on it. Covering it early costs a fraction of having the piece redone. One sheet cuts into several patches, which usually covers the sofa and the car in a single go.
Five minutes of cutting adds years to a couch.

Clean the spot and let it dry all the way through, because dust under an edge is what makes it peel later. Cut the patch slightly wider than the damage and round off the corners, so nothing catches. Lay one edge down first and sweep across to push the air out ahead of you.




Cut a patch and cover it this afternoon.
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