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Repairing Leather Furniture Discoloration

By Home & Garden Last updated Thursday, April/18/2024

1). Prep the furniture by removing dirt and debris with a leather cleaner.
2). Rinse the furniture with a soft cloth and warm water to remove any remaining cleaner. If cleaner is left on the leather, it could cause a chemical reaction with the dye that would result in further discoloration.
3). Apply leather dye to the furniture, working from top to bottom. Pay special attention to applying the dye evenly, following the grain on the leather. Wipe away excess dye.
4). Buff the leather with linseed oil. This will condition the leather and restore its original beauty, as well as help to prevent future damage.