HELP - Paint on my seat
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HELP - Paint on my seat
I'm hoping someone can help with this!
Yesterday I was at a construction site and somehow my coat must of rubbed against wet paint or something of that nature. Of course I didn't know until after I sat in the car. Now I have this white stuff on my seat and have NO CLUE what to use to try and get it out.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't want to ruin the leather but I don't want to just leave it.
Can anyone please shed some light on this for me.
Thanks
Claud
Yesterday I was at a construction site and somehow my coat must of rubbed against wet paint or something of that nature. Of course I didn't know until after I sat in the car. Now I have this white stuff on my seat and have NO CLUE what to use to try and get it out.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't want to ruin the leather but I don't want to just leave it.
Can anyone please shed some light on this for me.
Thanks
Claud
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Leather Cleaner
Guys check out www.leatherique.com. Their leather cleaner should do the trick for you. Good luck.
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Lex Rules!
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For the ink some isopropyl or denatured alcohol or hairspray (Aquanet etc. ) should work. Lysol does too, but try it in an inconspicuous area first.
Don't use any solvents such as Goof Off etc. as most leather has a clear protective coating on it that might dissolve with such a solvent. ( probably would).
For the latex paint, ; Warm soapy water (Murphy's Oil Soap is safe) and that should do it. If not, try some baby oil. Just don't use a stiff brush if you brush it. Better to let the above solutions soak, then rub lightly with a cotton cloth. Use a leather conditioner afterwards. Good luck.
Don't use any solvents such as Goof Off etc. as most leather has a clear protective coating on it that might dissolve with such a solvent. ( probably would).
For the latex paint, ; Warm soapy water (Murphy's Oil Soap is safe) and that should do it. If not, try some baby oil. Just don't use a stiff brush if you brush it. Better to let the above solutions soak, then rub lightly with a cotton cloth. Use a leather conditioner afterwards. Good luck.
Last edited by Guitarman; 02-14-03 at 08:50 AM.
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Try the above first...
If they don't work, then check out :
http://www.mrboots.com/general_store...emcav-srm.html
I found some at a local boot shop. Works well on rubber type scuff marks.
http://www.mrboots.com/general_store...emcav-srm.html
I found some at a local boot shop. Works well on rubber type scuff marks.
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