Need Leather help!
Ok, who knows about leather?
I discovered that I've gotten PAINT on my truck'* leather! I've yet to try anything to try and remove it being that I'm VERY afraid of damaging the surface.
Should I just try Leather cleaner and hope for the best? I've got none here, and really didn't want to make it a wasted trip. But if that will work, I will.
This is lacquer paint BTW.
HELP!
I discovered that I've gotten PAINT on my truck'* leather! I've yet to try anything to try and remove it being that I'm VERY afraid of damaging the surface.
Should I just try Leather cleaner and hope for the best? I've got none here, and really didn't want to make it a wasted trip. But if that will work, I will.
This is lacquer paint BTW.
HELP!
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you will be fine for just one time, but DO NOT us windex. or any glass cleaner that has amonia. it fades leather and vinyl.
i use invisible glass on my leather. cleans better than the "leather cleaners". never tried it for paint tho
i use invisible glass on my leather. cleans better than the "leather cleaners". never tried it for paint tho
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Originally Posted by 95SLE
Try olive oil or eucalyptus oil!
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