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Patch leather jacket

Patch leather jacket

How to patch a hole in the leather jacket? with a small piece of leather and super glue ...

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Jul 7, 2011. 6:56 PMpalmerpirate says:

I had a jacket with an almost identical rip. Very carefuly, I put a piece of gorilla tape on the inside, sticky side up, and laid the two ripped ends over top, pressed together. After wearing the jacket for over a year, it's held up marvelously!

Mar 12, 2010. 9:07 AMbassdale says:

I just completed my repair and it works, got that leather jack out of moth balls and the cool rides again. Thanks very much for a instructable like this!!!

Oct 2, 2009. 10:30 AMtranquynh25 says:

wow ..coolllllllll~~~~~~~~`

Aug 27, 2009. 4:38 PM

theRIAA says:

why use cardboard? why not cloth?

Aug 28, 2009. 2:18 PM

WhatULive4 says:

I'm pretty sure that is cloth...

Aug 28, 2009. 1:59 PMTheCheese9921 says:

Great job, clear pics, no need for words

Aug 27, 2009. 10:54 AM

scoochmaroo says:

I think it's great how clearly you were able to illustrate this without words!

Aug 27, 2009. 5:55 AMBongmaster says:

seems to be a distinct lack of words there ;)

Aug 27, 2009. 5:50 AMJakeTobak says:

Around steps 5 or 6, did you glue the other side and slip it under?

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