Leather

neilll · 2nd March 2019, 00:07

Right folks, I will shortly be disposing of a leather suite.
Question 1 Do I just drop it of at the tip?
Question 2 Do I save the leather (the backs are pristine)
Question 3 It`s cream(How successively can a novice dye it black?) What do you think Stubie

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Neil

Darcydog · 2nd March 2019, 06:58

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Originally Posted by neilll

Right folks, I will shortly be disposing of a leather suite.
Question 1 Do I just drop it of at the tip?
Question 2 Do I save the leather (the backs are pristine)
Question 3 It`s cream(How successively can a novice dye it black?) What do you think Stubie

?

Neil

I saved the cream leather from our old suite and intend to use it to recover an old office chair that has huge sentimental value. It is very well made and more comfortable than any modern stuff.

Keep the leather - it stores easily for any future project and can be sprayed a different colour if needs be.

daveycooper · 2nd March 2019, 11:10

Never hoard stuff unless you need to.

Never take it to the tip. Too much hassle and many tips charge for big items now.

Stick it on gumtree. You’ll get something for it and you wont have the hassle of moving it!

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daveycooper Avid contributor 75 Saloon Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: newcastle Posts: 150 Thanks: 23 Thanked 23 Times in 16 Posts	Never hoard stuff unless you need to. Never take it to the tip. Too much hassle and many tips charge for big items now. Stick it on gumtree. You’ll get something for it and you wont have the hassle of moving it!