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01-23-2015 04:22 PM
I love my cat but he has scratched my brown leather couch.
Is there any product/technique/color touch-up you can recommend.
Thank you kindly.
01-23-2015 04:39 PM
I don't know of anything that will remove the holes or other damage. Sorry. Have you provided a variety of cat scratching posts? Some of my cats like the upright ones and some prefer the S shaped ones that lay on the ground.
01-23-2015 05:01 PM
I had that happen to my leather recliner when it was new. We were bottle feeding to kittens the mother cat left behind. Long story short one of the kittens scratched my recliner. I was so mad. Mine was just a surface scratch that happened when the kitten fell off the recliner not where she tired to use it as a scratching post. I called the place we bought it from & they said they could get me some touch up paint. They never did so I looked up the manufacturer online & called them & told them what happened. The guy I talked to said he was not supposed to do this but he sent me a small bottle of touch up paint the same color as our leather furniture since the dealer that sold it to us was not taking care of business. It's a small bottle but should last us for years. since it only takes a small amount. You could call the place to bought it to see if they would you get you a touch up kit or call the manufacturer like I did. I use Leather Masters leather cleaner & conditioner on our furniture & they make a tube of stuff called scratch away. It's for Aniline leather. Don't know what type leather your furniture is. I have never used it. http://shop.unitersna.com/collections/leather-master/products/scratch-away More info here. http://homeguides.sfgate.com/there-ways-scratches-out-leather-furniture-93062.html You can also search leather re-coloring balm.
01-23-2015 11:38 PM
Jaxs mom
Yes we do have several scratching posts which he does use.
01-23-2015 11:48 PM
Nightowlz
Thank you for the suggestion I will contact the manufacturer.
I already contacted the store I purchased it from but had no response.
01-28-2015 03:53 PM
We use matching shoe polish, the kind in the can. Rubbed it on, and then off. fills in the holes pretty good. There are also crayons you can buy for the purpose. I would be willing to try anything of the same color, for the purpose, let it dry some, and rub it off. We debated a long time before buying leather, for that very reason. Good luck!
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01-28-2015 04:18 PM
01-28-2015 04:21 PM
Thank you for this thread and info. I needed it for my newer leather sectional!
01-28-2015 04:23 PM
I have the same problem from my dog jumping up on my leather sofa (and her nails are always trimmed). I have checked YouTube and they have many videos on how to help with this. Many are amazingly easy!
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