Leather Repair

Do you ever get small rips or scuff marks on leather shoes? When this happens, you may think you’ve ruined the shoes, but there’s still hope. Toothpaste can fix it. A tear in leather doesn’t automatically mean you need a replacement. First, try to rub some toothpaste on it with a dry cloth and then wipe it off with a damp cloth. This trick can save your leather shoes, wallet, and even jackets.

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