Leather repair and restoration: Leather and Vinyl MD is a recognized leader in leather upholstery cleaning, leather repair and restoration as well as leather maintenance. Our deep leather cleaning and conditioning helps to prevent damage such as cracking and fading and keeps leather upholstery supple and looking its best. When we repair leather furniture, stains, fading, rips, tears and holes disappear. Auto and aircraft interiors also benefit from our professional cleaning and restoration services. We restore leather and vinyl car seats, door panels, consoles, arm rests and more.

PROBLEM: You need leather repair for the cat scratches on your green sofa. Your new automobile has a tear in the leather (or vinyl) car seat. The upholstery on your favorite couch is faded and worn or has stains that won't come out. Your dash has puncture holes. Your toddler has decorated your new sofa with permanent marker stains. There is a rip on the car door panel. Your green leather sofa is faded and old looking. . . 

SOLUTION:  Let our leather repair and vinyl repair experts come to your location, and make furniture and auto upholstery, stains, cuts, fading and more vanish as they restore the appearance of your leather and vinyl upholstery.

Our expert leather repair service offers huge cost savings over replacement and is mobile based, which means our fully equipped vans will come to your location to restore your vinyl or leather upholstery with a minimum of disruption or inconvenience. Let us come to your location and make stains, cuts, tears, cracking and fading disappear.

Leather upholstery cleaning
Your leather upholstery requires proper maintenance, which includes regular cleaning and conditioning, to retain it's beauty and prevent damage such as cracking and fading. Deep cleaning is essential to prevent dirt, grit and grime from discoloring surface areas and eventually getting down into the sub surface fibers causing tears and rips. Soiling left untreated will become embedded and with some types of leather very difficult to remove. 

Using the right leather cleaners on your couch, chair or auto interior is vital. Some cleaners will damage upholstery leather by hardening the surface, which then can't breathe as it should and these cleaners often remove some of the surface dye too. Others, suitable for saddles and other types of leather products, will actually accelerate the deterioration of the fibers on your leather upholstery. Leather cleaners must also be matched to the type of leather finish (protected, aniline, or nubuck). Upholstery leather also requires pH balanced cleaners and conditioners that are specifically formulated for today's leather upholstery.

Leather upholstery conditioning
The next step in the care of your leather furniture or auto interior is conditioning. It is very important to restore the oils that leather upholstery loses over time. If these are not replaced, the leather on your sofa, chair, or auto interior will harden and crack. Eventually it will split and tear and become more difficult and expensive to restore. Again, using the right products is very important.

When we clean and condition your leather upholstery we restore the suppleness and beauty of the leather and help protect it from future damage. We can also spot re-dye faded areas to make them look fresh and new again or completely re-dye your upholstery if you wish. Protect your investment. The damage will only get worse with neglect! 


PROUDLY SERVING: Raleigh, Durham, Chapel-Hill, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Wake-Forest, Morrisville, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Clayton, Knightdale, Zebulon, Oxford, Henderson, Rocky Mt., Smithfield, NC
Fayettville, SouthernPines and Pinehurst

NEW LOCATION!!!
We are proud to announce the opening of our New Location serving Guilford and Randoph Counties including the greater Triad area and Greensboro, High Point, Asheboro, and Trinity


Leather Repair and Vinyl Repair

• ON SITE: We come to you to restore your furniture, auto interiors
• STAINS: Permanent Marker, Beverages, Chemicals, Kool-Aid, etc.
• CUTS: Rips, Tears, Abrasions, Punctures, Burns
• WEAR: Cracking and Aging
• FADING: Spot fading or all over fading