Can you engrave on leatherette?

Yes. Leatherette engraves cleanly on CO2 and RF laser systems, giving sharp, high-contrast results across every finish in this collection — from solid colors to carbon fiber and metallic backings.

Is leatherette laser safe?

Leatherette is a widely used, well-established material in the laser engraving industry. As with any material, run your machine with proper ventilation and follow your laser manufacturer's material safety guidance.

Which is better, PU leather or leatherette?

These terms overlap more than they compete — PU (polyurethane) leather is one of the most common types of leatherette, so you're often choosing between the same underlying material. What matters more for laser work is consistency and finish quality, which is why we curate this collection rather than sourcing generic sheets.

Where can I buy a leatherette for laser engraving?

Right here — this collection covers our complete range, from 1mm and 1.5mm thicknesses to dozens of colors, carbon fiber patterns, and metallic finishes, all sourced for consistent laser performance.

How do I clean leatherette after laser engraving?

A soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp wipe is usually enough to remove residue. Avoid soaking the material, since excess moisture can affect the backing layer.