Before repairing the faux leather, you’ll first need to remove all of the flaking pieces. Use your fingers and a razor blade to peel, scrape, and cut away the peeling sections of faux leather from your chair or sofa. Don’t slice off more faux leather than necessary, though. Only remove what’s already loose and flaking.  You can purchase 5-packs of razor blades at most hardware stores. Exercise caution when using a razor blade and never cut towards yourself. Scoop out a 1 inch (2.5 cm) dollop of soft filler with a putty knife. Still using the knife, smear the filler across the peeled section of the leather furniture. Smooth out the filler so that it’s a uniform thickness across the peeled section. Try not to get filler on the unpeeled sections of the faux leather. Soft filler will bond with the base fabric of the faux leather and create a new vinyl-like surface. You can purchase it at any leather store and at many craft supply stores. If you happened to apply any filler to the furniture’s seams, you can use a stiff piece of paper to rub if off. Use the edge of an index or business card to push filler out of the seam. Then, run the long edge of the card over the top of the fabric you’re repairing to smooth out the layer of filler. Clearing the seams and feathering the edges of the soft filler will give the repair job a more professional look. The filler will cure relatively quickly. It’s important that you don’t touch the filler while it’s curing. If you have small children or pets in your home, keep them out of the room with the curing filler. If you’re repairing a small chair, you could move the chair outdoors and let it sit in the sun if the weather is pleasant. This will speed up the curing process. Once the first layer has dried, use your putty knife to apply a second thick layer of filler to the leather. As before, avoid spreading the filler onto undamaged parts of the faux leather. Tear off a 12 in (30 cm) piece of plastic wrap and warp it around your hand. Press your plastic-covered palm against the semi-dry second layer of soft filler. When you lift your hand off, the area will be slightly textured. Repeat this process until you’ve lightly textured the entire section you’re repairing. Texture will help the repaired section match the rest of the faux leather. If the surface of your faux leather furniture is completely smooth, you won’t need to add any texturing to the soft filler. In that case, you can skip this step. Squeeze a generous amount of leather paint onto a dampened sponge. The dollop should be about 2 inches (5.1 cm) in diameter. Then, use the sponge to smear the leather paint across the entire repaired section of the faux leather. Work in long, smooth strokes, and apply a uniformly thin coat across the section you’re repairing. Overlap the paint with the undamaged faux leather by about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) so that the sections blend together.  You can find leather paint at any leather goods store and at many large hobby shops. Look through the store’s selection to find a color of leather paint that matches the furniture you’re repairing. If you can’t find a color of paint that matches your chair or sofa, try mixing together a shade of paint that’s slightly lighter than your furniture and 1 that’s slightly darker.
أزل الجلد المتقشر بموس حلاقة. افرد مادة حشو الجلود على المنطقة المتقشرة بسكين المعجون. امسح الحشو اللين الموجود على خياطة الأثاث ومسد السطح. اترك الحشو اللين يجف لمدة 20 دقيقة. ضع طبقة ثانية من الحشو اللين على الرقعة التي تصلحها. أضف الملمس إلى المنطقة المُعالجة عن طريق كبس غلاف بلاستيك عليها. ادهن المنطقة المعالجة بطلاء الجلود بواسطة إسفنجة رطبة.