Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked on November 13, 2020
I have a Honda with leather interior. Recently, there was an incident while carrying stuff in my car and the leather on the door got torn because of that.
Here is a link to the pictures of the damage – https://gist.github.com/dev-usa/9c2615fff2e327bd7f06ab578586b0c2#file-carimages-html
This is my first time handling a repair for leather and also something that involves a car, could you please advise what steps I can take to fix this?
I tried looking around for some guidance and have seen some leather restoration videos and blogs, but I am not sure if that would work for a Honda leather door.
I am posting my question here after some research to be sure than sorry after attempting a repair.
Please advise. Thanks.
While it is difficult to tell from your photos it is likely the door panel is trimmed with vinyl not leather. With the exception of a few high-end models most vehicles with a "leather" interior have leather on the seating surface only. You have three choices. Have the panel replaced with either a new panel (expensive) or a used panel at likely 1/2 the cost of new. See if an automotive upholstery shop can repair it. You can also try to repair it yourself. Most automotive parts suppliers sell vinyl/leather repairs kits. The kit contains a clear adhesive (some also contains small amounts of dyes to color match) and a small pad to emboss a pattern if needed. From what I can see the tear is small so even a decent quality repair is likely to be obvious only under very close inspection or by you because you know it is there.
Answered by mikes on November 13, 2020
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