Will it cover cat scratches?
1364280
It helpe my faded scratched leather purse look newer. Got compliments on my purse after using the product.
1364281
It will help cover them but not fill them. You can buy a filling compound if the scratches have damaged the surface of the leather. There are many automotive products and kits around for this kind of repair.
62934
Thanks for your question! I searched our catalog and found cat scratch guards in a 18 x 4.5 inch size. You can view them here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0058JL9KS I hope this helps!
1271642
I don't know how much it will cover. It did three spots my cats had messed up but mine where not super large. It goes a long way but when you say large... I just cant promise it would do the whole thing. It sure did a great job on the places I fixed...
2031773
You cats may push this screen over if they start scratching on this screen. I would not recommend if you have cats OR like the cat behaviorist recommends, put a scratching post in front of the place where they like to scratch so they won't scratch a piece of furniture.
1845200
Yes, but don't expect invisibility. If the scratch is wide the material will fill but still be visible. No reflections, but still there. cheaper than a windshield or a deductable
534119
Barely covered. If someone used it roughly, you'd most likely get scratches
1610820
We have many customers that have used LeatherNu to repair cat damage successfully. However, the extent of the damage you have is an important consideration. If your leather has been shredded pretty good, it may be beyond repair. But if you were able to stop the cat from scratching before the damage became too severe, you will get better results. I hope this helps. Thanks, LeatherNu, LLC
1306957
It seems that it might work in getting cats to scratch where you want them to. I have a carpet tower that three cats over the years have totally ignored. Now I've figured out how to find out if it works. I'll apply it to the tower!p.s. you might want to wait until this goes down in price or got to a vet office. Mine is selling these in single packets for a total of $1 each, including taxes, so the Amazon price isn't good now. I'll use single packs to see how it works and then consider the cost of other options. My cat has a vet visit in two weeks so I'll want one then.
438262
I don't have cats but the design is simple and it does cover the whole lower half of the door area. it's hard plastic though so i'm not sure the cat will scratch at it but it should at least protect your door from being scratched up. For the price it's kind of a no brainer.
1745646
It will keep them from peeing on certain spots on carpeting. I don't know about just scratching.
1167519
The product helps with minor scratches, but is not very effective with deeper gouge. it may just make the scratch smother.
186845
It should help but in my case, my cat kept trying to scratch around his neck with his rear legs and his claws eventually (a couple of days) punctured the bladder.
1356239
If the cat is already matted I'm not too sure this would work well, however, it may be useful to prevent matting.
610322
This will cover any scratches to a degree. It is a semi transparent cover. I went with a black cover as it is more forgiving. Just a heads up however, this cover did not fit my 13" Mac book air. I went with one from speck instead. Fit with no problems at all
24652
Not so much, if compared to cheaper cardboard scratcher, but I still have to sweep up often because my cat scratches vigorously!
1498439
Not sure I understand the question...reduce damage done? If you're asking if it will prevent damage, I wouldn't recommend as the casing doesn't stay in place at the top. It does have a ridge around the screen that would prevent scratching when setting face down.
424786
I do not know as we don't have leather. I would be worried about leaving a residue behind after removal. I hope someone else can give an experienced answer. Works to keep cats from scratching though!