Furniture Leather Tutorials

How to Clean and Protect PU Leather or Bicast Leather

PU leather is also called “bicast leather” and “bycast leather”. These are polyurethane coated split leathers. Split leather is the flesh side (it is the less stable suede leather when leather is s...

How to Clean, Care and Protect Nubuck & Suede

Nubuck and suede (split from flesh side) have a sanded and velvet-like surface. Nubuck has a finer structure. Nubuck and Suede leather feel warm, soft and natural. However, they are also extremely ...

How to Repair Tears and Holes in Leather with Fluid Leather Filler

Minor damages can easily be repaired with COLOURLOCK Fluid Leather, a coloured filling material which can be used for repairing small holes, tears, deeper scratches and cracks. COLOURLOCK Fluid Le...

How to Clean, Care & Protect Aniline Leather

Aniline leather is full grain leather that is coloured all the way through with a transparent dye. It is porous without surface coating. Liquids penetrate and darken the surface. Some aniline leath...

How to Remove Grease Stains from Headrests and Armrests

Porous smooth leather (aniline) darkens over time especially in areas that come in regular contact with skin and other body parts. This continued contact causes body oils from skin and hair to tran...

How to Clean & Protect Leather Furniture

Most furniture leathers are coated with a colour pigment and protected with a matt top coat. There are also high-quality porous leathers (called aniline or semi-aniline), suede or nubuck and cheap ...