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Introduction
Do you have a favorite belt? One that has been with you for ages but has become separated at the area of the buckle? This Fast Fix will guide you through returning your favorite belt back to proper working condition using an adhesive that works with leather.

This Fast Fix repair guide focuses on a technique that can be applied to a generic full grain leather belt or other similar full grain leather items that are joined together. Some of these leather items are sewn together originally, but over time as they are worn the leather stretches so the original thread holes may not line up to be re-sewn. Using an adhesive that is rated for use on leather can restore the item back to a usable condition.

When completing this Fast Fix, always pay attention to all warnings and cautions on the label of store-bought leather cleaner and leather adhesive. These chemicals often have harmful vapors and are flammable so make sure to complete this project in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources and sparks.


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