Leather Cleaning & Repair

Bring Your Leather Back To Life

The time to have a cloth or fabric sofa or chair professionally cleaned is usually obvious to determine; it’s when you run out of cushions to turn over to hide the stains!

Leather furniture and fabrics are a costly but worthy investment but since it can last up to five times longer than fabric. The great thing about leather, though, is that unlike fabric, neglect and damage can often be remediated!

Overall, to insure its lasting beauty & longevity, leather must be properly maintained.

Leather Cleaning

Proper leather care should include professional cleaning every six months. At AA Chem-Dry of North Jersey we will carefully identify leather types and select the products specifically designed for the cleaning and finish of your type of leather to remove soil buildup. Then, our certified technicians will condition and protect your leather to revitalize and replenish its natural beauty and feel.

Leather Repair

Unlike fabric upholstery, your fine leather products are unfortunately susceptible to scratches, cuts, fading, and other damage. Body oils, lotion, perspiration, and ink can also cause severe problems for leather. These products are prone to cracking and drying out the leather from improper care and maintenance. Utilizing specialty products and expert techniques, our leather professionals will restore your leather to “like-new” condition.

Leather Restoration

Unlike most fabrics, leather is also prone to color damage from exposure to oils, sunlight, wear, and lack of maintenance. Such problems as fading, color loss, or discoloration can be corrected with pigments and dyes precisely matched to your original leather hue and finish. Complete color changes can also be performed to restore your damaged leather.

What Type Of Leather Do We Clean?

Leather properly maintained will last up to five times longer than fabric or man-made fibers. AA Chem-Dry of North Jersey leather specialists have been thoroughly trained in how to properly identify your type of leather.

Types of leather include:

• Aniline (A) – Also known as Natural, Pure, Naked and Unprotected leather.
• Protected (P) – Also known as Semi-Aniline, Pigmented and Painted leather.
• Nubuck (N) – Also known as Chaps, Bomber or Suede.
• Bi-cast (B)

Once the Leather Specialist properly identifies the type leather, we can Clean, Protect, Repair and Restore (if needed) all of your leather products. Call us today & see how we can clean & restore your leather furniture & items!