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I am about to trade my car in and have an imprint on one of my leather seats from some item that melted ink on it. I believe it was a plastic item that the ink printing imprinted black numbers on my front seat from being in the sun. Does anyone know how to get the stain off?
Also, I have small tears or scratch marks on my leather seats from my dog. Does anyone know if those leather repair kits from walmart actually work? Or will it cause more damage to my seats if I use it?
Thanks,
Jen
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RE: Repairing Scratched Leather Seats
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Post By Mick (Guest Post)
(08/27/2005)
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I have scratches on my black leather car interior.Is there anyway of making the scratches less noticable?
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RE: Repairing Leather Seats
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Post By Kim (Guest Post)
(07/14/2005)
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I have three grand kids and a cream sofa; I use hair spray to remove the ink stain. It is best to do it right away. Do it in intervals; spray let it sit for a few seconds and wipe it off. Then go back to it later.
Hair spray in good for ink stains on clothing also.
If you don't trust my idea; try it on your clothing first. ( My sofa is 5 years old and except for a small snag from one of the kids draging their feet on it; it looks new)
Good luck
Sorry no repair ideas
Kim
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