Leather Rescue Inc.

damage, your new finish is likely to wear off at the same rate as the factory finish did. Q: How often should I clean and condition my leather? A: Of course it varies depending on usage and how dirty it gets. For auto interiors that are not real dirty, once a quarter should be good. Q: Will you be replacing the leather? A: No. We repair and restore leather finishes, which can include wear damage, staining, scratches, burns, smaller cuts and tears, etc. For leather that is very badly cracked or torn, replacement of the damaged pieces by an upholstery shop will be recommended...hopefully yours is repairable. Q: Do you offer a warranty with your service? A: Yes…we warranty our work for 90 days whether it’s cleaning, repair or restoration. Q: Will I see the repair? A: In most cases the damage will seem to “disappear”. Our main objective, in addition to enhancing the appearance, is to preserve the leather and avoid the cost and inconvenience of replacing the cover. Invisible repairs are never promised, but are not uncommon. Q: What kind of things can you repair? A: In addition to restoring leather we also perform repairs to dashboards, door panels and armrests, vinyl seats and trim, some hard plastics, burns in fabric and carpets,

Q: My car is not that old, and I try to take care of it. Why is my leather looking “old” already? A: Unlike the couch in your living room, your car’s interior must survive temperature extremes and uv exposure…countless entrances and exits abrading the outer edge and lumbar sections. Although the finishes used in automobiles are designed to be resistant to these abuses, it’s only a matter of time before the cover needs repair, replacement or refinishing.