I kept my two leather bags together, 1 purple and 1 white. Due to moisture and heat purple stain has gotten on the white purse. Please tell me what I should do. I have tried thinner, etc. Nothing is working.
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Request: Removing Dye That Transferred Onto a Leather Purse (08/24/2009)
My new black cotton top has caused black dye to rub off on my pink leather purse and also on my yellow purse. I have tried rubbing alcohol and also hair spray. It does nothing. Any suggestions?
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My new black cotton top has caused black dye to rub off on my pink leather purse and also on my yellow purse. I have tried rubbing alcohol and also hair spray. It does nothing. Any suggestions?
Jacki from OH
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RE: Removing Dye That Transferred Onto a Leather Purse
I think using a specialty product would be best when it comes to removing dye transfer on leather. When using on test products you run the risk of causing more damage. Here is a leather stain remover: furnitureclinic.co.uk. (04/29/2008)
