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Repair peeling leather handbag
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blossomhill wrote: »If you can find such thing as a "chandlers" (maybe at a marina or seaside) they often sell a tar remover product - try on a hiddne area in the bag first though
What a brilliant idea I don't live too far from the deaside (about half an hour) might be worth a trip on Sunday if the weather is nice or in the half term when the boys are off Thanks for that, I never thought of it before :A0 -
Well, I used the PVA glue with a cotton bud to apply it and it doesn't look too bad, but I think that I will have to look out for another charity shop bargain, or maybe even a new bag from TK Maxx for Christmas!0
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