Bad idea to tape leather stitch?

[danforz]

Hey guys,



Lets say your using the feather brush PC accessory to clean interior leather. I`m assuming it`d be a horrid idea allow that brush to go over interior leather stitch.



How do you combat this?



Will blue painters/electrical tape over the leather/stitch area be a bad idea?

[danforz]

Any ideas?

[Quality Leather]

I don`t think it is that big of a deal.

[Lonnie]

Danforz:

Is it the large stitching like that found on the Audi Coupe that looks like a baseball glove`s stitching, or it is it just exposed fabric stitching found in some of the leathers used in higher-end cars??

I would think that you are correct in using a low-adhesive tape, but perhaps a more judicious (read that careful) use of the PC`s brush might be a better solution.

However, it`s ALOT easier said (by me) than done (by you).

[danforz]

Danforz:

Is it the large stitching like that found on the Audi Coupe that looks like a baseball glove`s stitching, or it is it just exposed fabric stitching found in some of the leathers used in higher-end cars??

I would think that you are correct in using a low-adhesive tape, but perhaps a more judicious (read that careful) use of the PC`s brush might be a better solution.

However, it`s ALOT easier said (by me) than done (by you).



Lonnie,



Yes we are talking about the stitch thats found in high end cars. I agree that judicial use of the PC Brush is a must, but lets be honest we all make mistakes. And I`d rather them not be on a Aston Martin :-)



My fear is that "low adhesive" tape may not be the best for the leather and pull of some paint/skin. Or damage the very threading I am to protect with it.



Any experience here guys?