My dogs keep scratching up our leather couch. We have tried putting blankets over the couch, but they fall off or just look bad.
Any suggestions for smoothing(removing) the scratches that are already on the couch?
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2If the scratches aren't too deep a simple leather conditioner may mask the scratches.– Daniel StormJul 21, 2015 at 6:20
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@DanielStorm If you have an answer, please post it below. Thanks.– Robert CartainoJul 24, 2015 at 16:04
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- You may use olive oil, baby oil, or saddle oil. After applying it to the scratch, buff it maybe for an hour. This will allow color from the nearby spot to spread. This method is good for deeply pigmented leather.
- You could also use a damp cloth. Place it over the scratch and iron it for about 10 seconds. If the method doesn't work, you may like to try a second time. This method is applicable to leather of aniline type and I don't know whether it is banned in your country. Also it will bring out natural oil in leather.
- Another method is that you can dye it using shoe polish of same shade.
- You can also use a warm blower and buff on that area. Not too warm, as that may damage the leather. Use your hand to justify.
