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Quality Leather · 09-07-08, 08:40

I am not sure reupholstering would cost less, but the finished product would be better. If you want to keep it original, then you are going to have some work involved. I was recently talking with Jeff at Refinish Coatings and he was telling me about some new overseas chemical regulations. I would be interested to see if Leatherique and some of these other suppliers are compliant. I am not sure if LRT is compliant, but you can give Jon a call at 267-228-5682. Jeff tells me he is compliant and he knows more about this stuff than probably anyone else as most probably aren't even aware of the regulations. You can reach Jeff at Home. These are the only two companies supplying OEM spec coatings in the industry. They also know more about leather than just about anyone in the industry.

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Quality Leather Registered User Quality Leather is offline Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Atlanta and Miami Posts: 235	Re: Leather repairing question with pictures I am not sure reupholstering would cost less, but the finished product would be better. If you want to keep it original, then you are going to have some work involved. I was recently talking with Jeff at Refinish Coatings and he was telling me about some new overseas chemical regulations. I would be interested to see if Leatherique and some of these other suppliers are compliant. I am not sure if LRT is compliant, but you can give Jon a call at 267-228-5682. Jeff tells me he is compliant and he knows more about this stuff than probably anyone else as most probably aren't even aware of the regulations. You can reach Jeff at Home. These are the only two companies supplying OEM spec coatings in the industry. They also know more about leather than just about anyone in the industry.