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How to Restore Leather in Cars on a Budget
A guide from Rich White of the Car Care Council explains affordable steps to revive cracked and torn leather. Begin with a thorough clean and dry the surface, use a matching leather repair kit under $50, fill cracks, then apply a finisher and conditioner. For small tears, trim edges, fill with backing material, and fit a patch before sealing. Regular use of a protectant around $6 to $10 helps prevent future damage.
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