Help - How to get ink out of leather??
#47
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
We use Goof Off at work to remove graffiti from the outside of the building.
Mind you, I'm now on the verge of trying it on a white linen top that I have that also got black biro ink on it.
I'm finding this whole drama strangely gripping.
Mind you, I'm now on the verge of trying it on a white linen top that I have that also got black biro ink on it.
I'm finding this whole drama strangely gripping.
#48
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
STOP putting random f***ing chemicals onto the leather!
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
#49
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
STOP putting random f***ing chemicals onto the leather!
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
Bleach gets ink out of white shirts.
#50
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
STOP putting random f***ing chemicals onto the leather!
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
Bleach is a disastrous idea (sorry Jerseygirl, I know you mean well) - bleach doesn't have any chemical effect on ink, so all it can possibly do is further wreck the leather around the ink marks.
Personally I think it's too late, but then I haven't seen pictures of the stains.
Bromleygirl, find a professional. Stop putting chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalies and brand-name crap remover on your bag. The first solvent (nail varnish remover) did far more damage than the ink itself. Everything else has only made it worse.
#54
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Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
OK I'm going to go and get the Goof Off today after work and see how that goes but as another poster said now that I've already chucked nail varnish remover the ink has now already spread and set. I'll let you know how I get on. Thanks for all the replies
#55
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
1. Acetone
2. Xylene (mixed isomers) {Benzene, dimethyl-} 1330-20-7 10.0 -30.0 %
3. Ethylbenzene {Ethylbenzol; Phenylethane} 100-41-4 1.0 -5.0 %
4. Hydrotreated light distillate (petroleum) 64742-47-8 7.0 -13.0 %
Diethylene glycol monobutyl ether
{2-(2-Butoxyethoxy)ethanol {(a glycol ether)}
Ie nail varnish remover plus other lovely things. Seriously, we use it at work to remove spray paint from brick and concrete - I can't imagine using it on good leather.
PS: Do NOT breathe it in or get it on your skin or in your eyes.!
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Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
Stupid thread has me hooked.
#60
Re: Help - How to get ink out of leather??
At this point I say Coach Outlet , Craigslist or Ebay!