1. Determine material and damage
Check the type of leather, coating, substrate, depth of damage, and the limits of the repair before starting work. Large cracks, unstable surfaces, and seam damage first require professional repair.
2. Clean and prepare
Remove contaminants and any suitable residues that could impair adhesion in a controlled manner. Prepare the surface only according to the material and subsequent system.
3. Repair and check color tone
Properly repair any depressions or imperfections. Assess the color tone with a dried test application and under suitable light.
4. Apply a thin coat and finish.
Apply the chosen color system in thin layers. With the professional spray system, finish with the designated top coat.
5. Check the result
Check the feel, gloss level, coverage and transitions before handing over the vehicle or object.
6. Document the order
Record the color shade, formula or item, batch, material and processing for quality assurance and reordering.