Hello, I just found a great deal on a new Leather Club chair! The only problem with the chair is that it has a indentation on the front, about the size of a bowling ball! It`s on the front, right about where you would lay your head, and it`s about 2 inches deep. (Maybe something was laying on it during shipping) Now keep in mind this chair is new and well below $100! Is there anyway this problem can be fixed? The leather is probably stretched, so even if I used a vacumn cleaner to suck out the indentation, is there anything else I can do to shrink the leather back to normal? Thanks for any help. (I hope I explained this well:confused: )

I purchased an antique chair that had been poorly repaired. It has an upolstered seat and a rounded wooden back. My wife likes it and I want to fix it the right way. Apparently they used hot melt glue and I want to remove the glue. I have chipped away at most of it and now I am getting to the wood. What can I use that will not ruin it any more than it is?