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YOUR RESEARCHHELP - Parking Attendant drew on my seat
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I've used rubbing alcohol to remove pen ink marks from my beige-color sofa at home with excellent results.
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Used suggestions from Anthony on the concours forum.
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This worked pretty well, only thing I would recommend would be to dilute the alchohol first to about 50% strength.
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I was using 99% isopropol and it was a little harsh on the leather.
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The parking attendant at the garage that has always treated me and my car very well had a pen in his pocket when he fetched my car and left a 4 inch blue pen mark accross my seat. Theoretically they should own fixing it but reality says otherwise.
Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to get this off my leather? I believe the pen was a Samford Uni-ball.
I am cross posting this to the Concours forum as well...
I would call a guy who fixes leather. You always see them hanging around furniture places touching up the floor samples, or items which have come in with minor damage. Or, call a furniture store and ask who they use.
I would call a guy who fixes leather. You always see them hanging around furniture places
Porsche Dealers also have specialists that they use for leather repairs. If you can't remove it yourself, find out who your Porsche Dealer uses and have that guy do the repair.
I've used rubbing alcohol to remove pen ink marks from my beige-color sofa at home with excellent results. Just dip a Q-tip with the solution and wipe away. Repeat as necessary.
i remember in highschool once, someone wrote on the sleeve of my letter-man jacket, and the girl behind me suggested hairspray. we sprayed some on, and it wipped right off, pen ink and all. i was really shocked! might be worth a try! seems less harsh than alcohol, but by all means, hope you find the right combination to get if off! keep us posted!
I got the ink off. Used suggestions from Anthony on the concours forum. He suggested hairspray or alchohol as well, follwed by his preferred leather cleaner, woolite/water 1:6, followed by conditioner. This worked pretty well, only thing I would recommend would be to dilute the alchohol first to about 50% strength. I was using 99% isopropol and it was a little harsh on the leather.
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