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Removing Dried Paint from Leather Sofa

How do you remove paint from a leather chair?

By rappy from Chicago, IL

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RE: Removing Dried Paint from Leather Sofa

Take a Q-tip and dip it in nail polish remover. Shake off the excess polish remover and slowly rub the Q-tip over the paint drops that are on your leather. Have a clean damp cloth handy at the same time and after swabbing the Q-tip/nail polish remover, wipe the area off. Do NOT soak the area with nail polish remover, but instead work slowly and carefully. I did this on the leather interior of my car and it worked just fine.

Post by florida gal

RE: Removing Dried Paint from Leather Sofa

There is a product that takes dried paint off wood and it might work for your sofa also. But I would try it in an inconspicuous place first. I can't recall the name right now but ask at your home care center for it and maybe they can tell you if it will work for you.

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