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How To Repair Cat Scratches on Real Leather Furniture or Upholstery

Use tiny drops of super glue and a gentle sanding with 220 or 320 grit sandpaper to repair cat scratches or claw punctures on real leather. There is no better nor easier process! Use a flexible filler for more substantial damage (think shredded scratching post) or fake leathers and vinyl. Learn more here: https://rubnrestore.com/how-to/repair... Find all these products here: https://rubnrestore.com/leather-resto... 0:00 - Intro 0:33 - Using super glue and a toothpick to tack down little flaps 1:55 - Sanding with 320 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper 2:04 - More super glue on flaps and gouges 2:17 - More sanding 2:35 - Dye, dry, and reassess 3:12 - More glue to fill gouges, feathering and texturizing with a paper towel 3:52 - Sanding with a finer 500 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper 4:40 - Dye and dry 5:04 - Stippling the dye to get a better finish and hide streaks 5:24 - Before and after comparison Free written instructions here: https://www.rubnrestore.com/wp-conten.... CAUTION: Studies of workers in shoe factories and tanneries show sufficient evidence that exposure to leather dust causes sinonasal cancers, so wear a mask. PLEASE DO NOT DECLAW YOUR FELINE! This procedure is amputation of the bone up to the last knuckle, not mere removal of the nail. It's banned in many countries and opposed by the Humane Society and American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Declawing can make a cat less likely to use the litter box or more likely to bite. Train your cat with a spray bottle of water (set on shoot-to-soak), pheromone sprays, and a scratching post where the activity is permitted. You can also safely trim their claws with pet nail clippers. Follow us on social media @RubnRestore Facebook:   / rubnrestore   Instagram:   / rubnrestore   Twitter:   / rubnrestore   Pinterest:   / rubnrestore   LinkedIn:   / rubnrestore