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Nail Polish Remover on LeatherBy Charm56 from Madison, WI Feedback About This Post:RE: Nail Polish Remover on LeatherTo do it right, contact a shoe or saddle repair shop, as they will have actual leather dye and can help you put it back correctly. Or a Tandy Leather Store, and it will probably be a two step finish to restore both the color and the shine. Good Luck! Post by Gina J. RE: Nail Polish Remover on LeatherI used paste shoe polish on my dark brown leather furniture and it covered a spot nicely. Also, they make leather dye for home use. Check with a good leather furniture store. Post by Glenn'sMom |
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