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Old 25 September 2007, 02:31 PM
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Unhappy NAIL VARNISH ON LEATHER

as above how can i remove nail varnish from my leather sofa?

any tips greatly apreciated
Old 25 September 2007, 03:03 PM
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I had to deal with biro ink removal from the leather seats of an M3 last week, and these people were very helpful and sold me a great product:

Furniture Clinic - Leather Care Cleaner, Furniture Repair & Restoration

I'd give them a call!
Old 25 September 2007, 04:53 PM
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lee they are based on the team valley so you might as well call in, ask for ben, i bought a load of leather colourant stuff from them last year

the problem you will have is

1. nail varnish is solvent based
2 solvent remover products will take the coating off the leather

what you need is to use a cotton bud with some remover on it and carefully wipe the varnish and not the leather, you can take a bit off the leather as its covered in a flexible clear lacquer anyway.

thinners will also work

when i changed the colour of the leather sofa i was sent some "leather prep" by ben, which turned out to be thinners, this removes the top finish.

ive just relised i`m still signed in with the boys profile from work, (its sticky from tts BTW)
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Originally Posted by Polished Bliss
I had to deal with biro ink removal from the leather seats of an M3 last week, and these people were very helpful and sold me a great product:

Furniture Clinic - Leather Care Cleaner, Furniture Repair & Restoration

I'd give them a call!
what did they sell you rich?
Old 25 September 2007, 07:22 PM
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cheers lads
Old 26 September 2007, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghetto Dude3
what did they sell you rich?
See this link...

Leather Ink & Stain Removers

...ink remover worked a treat, no leather discolouration either.
Old 26 September 2007, 12:53 PM
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thanks again , managed to get it off with some diluted nail polish remover and cotton buds then i fed the leather on the sofa
looks good as new
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good stuff
Old 27 September 2007, 09:24 AM
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very lucky for my little ginger devil of a child that it came out or she was nearly down the road
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