Leather Repair and refinishing can be as simple as resurfacing superficial scratches and snags, and as complex as renewing entire seating areas. Using special fillers and glues, cuts, burns and tears, even in perforated leathers, can be fully repaired. In addition, stains and worn and bleached areas can be re-dyed, restoring a new or near-new appearance to a single panel or an entire interior.
Vinyl Repair is a heat process that fuses new vinyl material into cuts and holes in seats, door panels, dashboards, and similar trim pieces. While the new material is still hot, the original texture is pressed into the repair. The repair is then color blended into the surrounding area.
Plastic Repair restores the appearance and structural integrity of scratched and cracked plastic trim pieces.
Cloth Repair, while more limited than other types of repair, can effectively disguise burns and small cuts in seats, headliners and trim pieces. Carpet stains can also be dyed, and holes and burns in carpet can be filled.
