• Car Interiors 
• Furniture 
• Fashion Goods
• Severely cracked leather
• Leather with fibres degraded to a suede-like state
• Various types of leather including two tone, vegan, aniline 

• Step 1: Begin by shaking the bottle well.
• Step 2: Squeeze the Fibre Binder onto a sponge.
• Step 3: Gently dab the binder onto the surface and allow it to dry. 

Step 4: Once dry, proceed to sand the surface and apply colourant as necessary.

• Fibre Binder only requires one or two coats to work. 
• Ensure the initial coat penetrates into the fibres or cracks by generously applying the binder with a sponge.
• While the surface is still wet, apply a second coat by stippling it on to cover the entire area and seal the surface.
• Expect the exposed fibres to darken as the binder soaks in, indicating proper functionality.
• Allow the binder to dry naturally or use a hairdryer. 
• Once fully cured, sand the surface using a 280-grit foam sanding pad, which is safer for leather surfaces.
• Utilise a terry towel dampened with alcohol cleaner to wipe off any remaining dust.
• Proceed with the application of either heavy filler or flexi filler repair compounds as needed and colour the repaired area as usual.