# How to Repair Scratches in a Pleather Ottoman
Leather ottomans add an exotic twist to your home decor, but they're prone to scratches because they're often heavily used. Fortunately, scratched leather is easily repairable since leather takes well to conditioning products and household items. You can repair scratches without enlisting the help of a professional.
Things You'll Need
- Orange tree oil
- Olive oil
- Cotton swab
- Cloth
- Shoe polish
- Leather conditioner
Instructions
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Apply a dab of orange tree oil to a soft cloth and rub the scratch in a circular motion.
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Dip a cotton swab into olive oil and massage the scratch on the ottoman. Olive oil will make the leather more flexible, allowing it to naturally bond to the scratch.
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Apply a dab of leather conditioner to the scratch if the scratch is still visible. The leather conditioner will help replace the natural oils of the leather, minimizing the appearance of the scratch.
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Apply a dab of shoe polish to a clean cloth and rub any remaining part of the scratch. Use a shoe polish that matches the shade of the ottoman for a perfect blend.
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