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Leather repair

ains · 2009-03-22 15:23:00

Does anyone know a good place to get a leather jacket repaired? The rip isn't on a seam so I want to find a place that will do a good job. Any suggestions?

22-03-2009 4:23pm

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ains

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Does anyone know a good place to get a leather jacket repaired? The rip isn't on a seam so I want to find a place that will do a good job. Any suggestions?

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#2 22-03-2009 10:30pm

Gavin "shels"

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There's a place in the White Swan Business Centre that does clothes repairs, I'd say he'd do it on leather aswell. Haven't a breeze what the name of the place is though, but theres only a handful a shops in there.

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#3 23-03-2009 4:40pm

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There is a shop on harcourt st that sells leather goods and claim to repair. TBH I'm not even sure if leather can be repaired perfectly,like cloth can. I'd say your best bet would be to stick a piece of leather behind the cut with super glue and try to join the cut before the glue sets,I'd hazard a guess that's what a repair place will do and charge you too.

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#4 23-03-2009 4:44pm

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That shop on Harcourt St is called Donnelly Leathers. They put a new zip and repaired a jacket I had a few years ago, they did a good job and weren't too expensive.

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