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can I iron leather?

16 years ago

I've had some leather scraps in storage for awhile and now they've got permanent folds, I'm wondering if it's ok to iron or if that would damage it?

Thanks.

laura.

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oceanna
16 years ago
I think you need to call a leather place and ask them.
soonergrandmom
16 years ago
I haven't tried this.

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