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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on the pollution situation.
If the paint is not too moisturey and the pollution is not too serious (similar to wall paint, the kind that dries after a short time), clean the paint and ask a sofa care company to clean and maintain the leather.
If it is a paint with more moisture, it is necessary to see if there is any liquid invading the leather, if so, it is recommended to send the sand to the manufacturer and directly replace the polluted leather (if it is a leather sofa, the general air permeability is better, once there is water stain pollution, it is basically an invasion of the leather).
Large-scale pollution, do not refurbish (i.e., spray a large area of new paint), it is easy to molt or fade in a large area.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Change the leather directly, find a sofa to renovate it, and the original leather will not move it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22After removing the paint, repaint the sofa (also paint).
In your case, there are two main reasons for mold:
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If the leather sofa is stained with paint, you can find a local dry cleaner to deal with it, or you can buy a leather conditioner, such as Skin King or Garriga Leather Conditioner.
Can only be bought, back to the faded leather is genuine leather? I only know about peeling, and if it's really leather, it shouldn't be faded, maybe it's because it's dirty and discolored after a long time, so it is recommended that you use a professional sofa cleaner to clean it and see if it can be washed back to its original color.
It doesn't seem to be a good way, re-wrap a leather, it won't be too expensive, more than a thousand can wrap the whole car.
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