SOFOLK Since 1989 Healing Colourless Leather: Soda and repairs nicks, open tears and cuts

• Ideal for small repairs: notch or open hook by welding both edges. Also repairs open cuts (see instructions for use)
• Plates the leather parts that are raised without any swelling (scratches), sticks without leaving any marks when disappearing in the leather flower
• COLOR AND INVISIBLE after drying, and does not curl the leather
• UNIQUE product developed and marketed by Sofolk, French manufacturer of leather and skai renovation products for over 30 years
• Non-clogging product. For larger repairs, we offer a pasty product (REPACUIR) for sale on Amazon. Search SOFOLK on Amazon for all our products

Colourless leather healing: soda and repairs small nicks, small open cracks and sharp cuts. Box contents: One 12ml healing with a small brush A small piece of leather Instructions (English/French/Spanish/Italian). PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION: Wound healing will densify damaged fibres and allow the edges to be closer until the cut is closed. The repaired leather retains its flexibility and regains its tensile strength. This product eventually acts as a colourless glue but will not harden, which will disappear in the leather flower invisibly and will densify weakened leather. Just like a crack on a car windshield, the use of Sofolk Leather Healer stops the degradation of the leather flower without being forced to use a paste that will require recolouration of the leather. What is the small piece of leather for? In the case of a small open cut (e.g. on a handbag or sofa), simply stick with the healing and on the reverse of the cut leather, the small piece provided to reinforce your repair. Also apply the healing on the cut to solder the 2 edges. VERY IMPORTANT: Not suitable for repairing cracks. In this case, use our leather repair paste (black or white leather), which you will find on Amazon by searching for "SOFOLK". In case of excess product application and to avoid the appearance of a light sheen veil, remove the excess with a slightly damp sponge. For more information about leather repair, please visit our forum.