How To: Clean and Get Rid of Sagging Leather Seats!

Get rid of the sagging of the leather from years of use!
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►Heat gun
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[@kando3670]

Here's a list of products that were used with some alternatives in case you were unable to source them.

[@FurniturePerson]

I just used a heat gun in combination with rubbing in leather conditioning oil so it didn't dry out on my 40 year old leather seats to get out wrinkles & it worked! I'd say it reduced the wrinkles by about 70%! :)

[@mygt8a4re]

Really wish the OP would come back with how the seats held up over time after doing this! I would think your drying out the leather prematurely and causing more harm than good. Even with conditioning afterwards its like adding 5+ yrs of sun/ heat damage.... There's no magic for damaged leather unfortunately.

[@kevincarter7102]

People always say the leather is sagging.... that is so far from reality. It's actually the cheap foam compressed under it... the "cheap foam" expands from the heat and takes the shape closer to the original stitching of the leather. Leather doesn't shrink or expand in cold or heat like synthetic materials, and will last forever in a controlled environment. That is why real leather is expensive. Just for fun sometime you have some Styrofoam packaging, pound a big dent in it without cracking it. Hit it with that heat gun... Abracadabra... looks good as new. But don't be fooled. It loses its integrity and the first time someone sits on it... call it memory foam.. it compresses as before immediately. Great if you're selling a couch... tell them they can't sit on it until they get it home.

[@Agent77X]

I did the heat gun on my sagging seat bottom and it was gone but appear back even worse sag in it 2-3 weeks afterwards!😫

[@sharifsircar]

That's not dirt, it's pigment and word of warning people doing this, go easy, or you'll permanently damage the seat. The other bit, condition the seat right after.

[@RVA007Agent]

I wiped about every 20 seconds with a damp microfiber cloth while applying heat. Worked really well.

[@neilmurray626]

Never start heating directly at the creases. Be sure to start away from it and work your way into and around it. That's the reason your creases are still visible. 9 years experience heating leather airplane seat covers.

[@kylerumsey8942]

This has to be one of the greatest videos I have seen in a while. Thank you. Subscribed

[@theodavies8754]

Damp leather will stretch and sag. Also shrinks easily with some humidity and heat A hairdryer is hot enough, just don't heat too much in one spot.

[@lciummo1]

Looks like it picked up the black dye vs dirt.

[@b_man-25]

Saving this so I can restore the seats on my used car when I get it soon. Thanks for making this, it was really helpful without being too long.

[@guysubmarinerguy9387]

Thank you sir. Absolutely brilliant video. Clear concise and not too long.👏🏻👍🏻👊🏻

[@IEatMedia]

This is a good video! Thanks for sharing! I will be using this method soon.

[@skiddism]

Great video! I will try this over the weekend.

[@onelovetradertutorials8840]

Hey just wanted to say thanks. Really great information.

[@drnh4444]

I do love videos like this. Repairing things is so good fun. Always amazing what you can do with a heat gun and the right attitude

[@rxtech27]

Thanks for posting this man!! Will def have to run this!

[@itsmeoc1]

Thanks for the video, I'll try for the heatgun for my saggy leather problem

[@Natalie-Ellis]

Wonderful video! I’m going to try this on my drivers seat in my car!✨