You have tried your best keep your leather furniture safe, but accidents have damaged it. Well, it is normal for leather furniture to get destroyed as occasional scuffs, small tears and spills are bound to happen. However, there is no need to worry as leather can be repaired and restored to its original beauty easily.
There are many myths about leather repair, so when you are looking to fix your leather furniture, it is important to keep the myths at bay.
Myth 1:
Leather cuts cannot be repaired: The biggest myth that leather cuts cannot be repaired is absolutely FALSE. Although this is the hardest to repair, it certainly can be fixed. There are numerous leather repair kits available at most leather stores which come equipped with adhesives made especially for leather. If the cuts are big, then you might need to put some padding under the patch to completely mend it, but regardless of the size of the cut, it can be fixed!
Myth 2:
Super Glue can fix the minor tears in leather: Another myth which will ruin your leather furniture rather than repair it. NEVER ever use super glue to fix tears on your leather upholstery. Super glue is not flexible and therefore is not a good solution to fix torn leather. It hardens and causes more damage to it rather than repair it.
Myth 3:
Markers can be used for discoloration: Many old wives tales state that you can use markers to repair discolored leather. However, that is NOT true. Markers cannot match the exact appearance of the leather as it is not made for this purpose, so never use a marker to quickly remove the discoloration. You will only end up creating an irregular look... click here for more of the article!
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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
25 Ways To Destroy A Couch
Repairing furniture for as many years as we have exposes us to a lot of “creative” methods in which couches can be destroyed. Our leather repair experts have seen it all and them some. To lighten up your week, we thought we’d share our top 25 ways a couch can be destroyed. Keep in mind, not all of these are repairable and don’t try any at home, but even for some of these complete couch destroyers, we can bring the furniture back from the brink!
25 Ways To Destroy A Couch
Take it to an open field, and proceed to destroy it “Office Space”-style.
Plan for a summer bonfire, and use the couch as kindling for your s’mores.
Haul the couch out a window or off of a building (given there are no pedestrians within range).
Shred it like cheese in a sofa shredder.
Buy a set of skis, attach them to the bottom, and find a snowy hill/mountain.
Find an empty parking lot, attach wheels to the bottom of the couch, and pull it behind a truck. See how many times you can swerve to make the couch hit a light post.
Find a trucker willing to make your couch his road kill.
One word: sledgehammer.
Go bungee jumping, except attach the couch to the bungee instead of yourself.
Nail to the bottom of a pool for underwater fun. For additional ambiance, add a side table and lamp.
Drizzle bacon grease all over the couch, then let your dogs do what they will with it.
Tape ketchup packets over the entire couch and tell your kids to jump on it.
For girls: break the frame underneath the cushions and invite over your significant other. Sit on the couch and act like you broke it, then cry hysterically about how fat you are. Tell him to get rid of the couch immediately.
For a complete Freddie costume on Halloween, use a chainsaw to cut the couch into sections during trick-or-treating.
Tote the couch to a bridge, then dump it off the side.
Donate the couch to a fraternity house.
Give your kids markers and set them loose in the living room.
Go four-wheeling after a rainy day, then roll around on your couch before showering.
Invite your hairy or slobbering dog to take a nap on the couch.
Before declawing your cat, allow him to use the couch as a scratching post.
Play “tug of war” with your couch – attach each end to a vehicle and see who breaks off the biggest piece.
Potty train your puppy on your couch.
Make your couch “outdoor furniture,” and leave it outside during a thunderstorm.
Take your couch on a skydiving trip but don’t pack its parachute right.
Invite your kids to eat their chocolate Easter bunnies on your couch.
If your couch met any of these disastrous fates or is just looking shabby, give one of our leather experts a call to bring it back to showroom condition.
Source: Fibrenew
25 Ways To Destroy A Couch
Take it to an open field, and proceed to destroy it “Office Space”-style.
Plan for a summer bonfire, and use the couch as kindling for your s’mores.
Haul the couch out a window or off of a building (given there are no pedestrians within range).
Shred it like cheese in a sofa shredder.
Buy a set of skis, attach them to the bottom, and find a snowy hill/mountain.
Find an empty parking lot, attach wheels to the bottom of the couch, and pull it behind a truck. See how many times you can swerve to make the couch hit a light post.
Find a trucker willing to make your couch his road kill.
One word: sledgehammer.
Go bungee jumping, except attach the couch to the bungee instead of yourself.
Nail to the bottom of a pool for underwater fun. For additional ambiance, add a side table and lamp.
Drizzle bacon grease all over the couch, then let your dogs do what they will with it.
Tape ketchup packets over the entire couch and tell your kids to jump on it.
For girls: break the frame underneath the cushions and invite over your significant other. Sit on the couch and act like you broke it, then cry hysterically about how fat you are. Tell him to get rid of the couch immediately.
For a complete Freddie costume on Halloween, use a chainsaw to cut the couch into sections during trick-or-treating.
Tote the couch to a bridge, then dump it off the side.
Donate the couch to a fraternity house.
Give your kids markers and set them loose in the living room.
Go four-wheeling after a rainy day, then roll around on your couch before showering.
Invite your hairy or slobbering dog to take a nap on the couch.
Before declawing your cat, allow him to use the couch as a scratching post.
Play “tug of war” with your couch – attach each end to a vehicle and see who breaks off the biggest piece.
Potty train your puppy on your couch.
Make your couch “outdoor furniture,” and leave it outside during a thunderstorm.
Take your couch on a skydiving trip but don’t pack its parachute right.
Invite your kids to eat their chocolate Easter bunnies on your couch.
If your couch met any of these disastrous fates or is just looking shabby, give one of our leather experts a call to bring it back to showroom condition.
Source: Fibrenew
Monday, June 26, 2017
Infographics: Furniture Buying Guide
Here are some tips to consider before buying a furniture, it’s important that you remember to create a budget, make a plan, choose a color palette, measure everything accurately, and consider all costs involved. Every piece of furniture has certain elements or features that determine whether or not it is a good fit.
The below furniture-buying guide will provide you additional factors to consider — and tips to follow — when buying your next piece of furniture.
Furniture Buying Guide created by Consignment Northwest
Learn more about leather and leather repair visit us at Fibrenew Franchising.
The below furniture-buying guide will provide you additional factors to consider — and tips to follow — when buying your next piece of furniture.
Furniture Buying Guide created by Consignment Northwest
Learn more about leather and leather repair visit us at Fibrenew Franchising.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Looking for a New Business Opportunity in Salt Lake City?
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Fibrenew Mobile Service Franchise Business Opportunity |
Fibrenew is a market leader in the restoration of leather, plastic and vinyl. We are a home-based, mobile franchise service that caters to the aviation, automotive, commercial, marine, medical and residential markets. There is leather, plastic and vinyl everywhere that becomes damaged through normal wear and tear – in homes, offices, vehicles, hospitals, clinics, gyms, restaurants, hotels and much more.
With all these potential revenue streams and high demand for our services across so many markets, our company and franchisees have grown and thrived through every rise and fall of the economy. That really speaks to the fact that there is always a need for our services.
ROBUST BUSINESS MODEL
Since 1987, we have built and refined a robust business system. This includes the research and development of a proprietary product line, highly specialized techniques as well as rock-solid support, operations and marketing systems. The strength of our business model, the quality of our products and services and our enthusiasm for what we do all contribute to the success of 240 Fibrenew franchises around the world.
Friday, June 2, 2017
Boring, Normal and Predictable Are Not Part of Fibrenew’s Vernacular
This unique story was submitted to us from our franchisee in Wellington, New Zealand. Andrew Thomas recounts his week-long experience aboard a cruise ship as he refurbished the ship’s leather booth seat couches. This brings new meaning to a working holiday! Enjoy.
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