Many households have leather furniture which are custom leather, or inherited with sentimental value. So in most cases, the answer is yes. In commercial settings, it is more economical to repair and restore leather pieces, than to replace an entire set. Each situation is different therefore, the experts at Leather Restoration in Boulder County offer a free evaluation to determine the best strategy for you at Leather Restorations. 

Restoration uses a water-based urethane system. Most of the time customers do not detect any odor or smell except our cleaning agent which smells like an orange scent.  Drying time is within minutes of application, and curing time is 24 to 72 hours.

The restoration process consists of moving blankets underneath the furniture and addition using plastic walls with zip walls telescoping poles. This gives the room an easy set-up.  Restoration is a dusting process however with the proper spray equipment such as a low-pressure turbine sprayer and zip wall we make it easy to do onsite work. When garage space is available, we easily can use that space to manage the impact on your home while working on your fine furniture.

After your free evaluation, the process of restoring and repairing your leather furniture can take one or two days. The experts are trained to be efficient and take into consideration of your time and your space. We make it easy with our mobile and on-site services.

Leather furniture is an investment, and the process to restore is one as well. Refinishing leather takes many years to learn and develop the artistic skills necessary to restore your furniture to a like new condition. With 20 years of experience in refinishing, you are getting the best in the industry. The experience actually saves you money since all of our knowledge creates a strategy that is far less money than buying new.

Each restoration brings back the life of your finish. There are three conditions that wear out a finish. Each time you sit on your furniture, micro-abrasions are made on the finish. First, is the sunlight which causes two things to happen. The moisture content will dissipate over time depending on the ambient temperature. Second, the light will cause the pigment molecule to shrink which causes fading of color. Lastly, the oil from our skin is acidic which causes two problems one is dark spots where your skin or head comes in contact, and the other issue that oil creates is cracking in the finish or actual leather due to the ph levels. Once your restoration is complete it is important to maintain your new finish with a restored luxury protector and conditioner. Just like changing your oil every three months, we suggest the same.