Nail Polish on Leather Furniture

RE: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post By Heather (Guest Post) (05/16/2008) RE: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post By Julie (Guest Post) (03/28/2008) Thanks Julie, hairspray really did work. I've had a couple of blobs of nail varnish courtesy of my daughter on my leather sofa for months now, nothing gets rid of it, the hairspray and gentle rubbing worked. ++++++++++++++++++++ Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post By Skylar (Guest Post) (04/04/2008) Dab a little bit of nail polish remover. But make sure not to rub otherwise the leather will come off. Hope this helps! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post By Julie (Guest Post) (03/28/2008) This does really work my daughter had got nail varnish on my black leather chair, put a little hairspray on a cloth rub gently and its gone. It didn't damage my furniture in any way. The furniture was a little sticky afterwards but I used a little leather cleaner and its now fine. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nail Polish on Leather boots Post By i love my coach boots...... (Guest Post) (02/23/2008) Help I just finished visiting the nail salon where I broke a bottle of brown nail polish on my new black leather COACH BOOTS WHICH I ABSOLUTELY LOVE and don't know how to remove the polish without ruining my boots. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post by Laurel_admin (380) | (02/18/2008) Contact I've just spilled clear nail varnish over my boyfriends mothers leather sofa. My instant reaction was to wipe it, which took the color off and has left a smeary white mark. The sofa is pale green so it's not too obvious but she has eyes like a hawk. Does anyone have anything that could help? Other than for me to leave the country? Jess from West Sussex Answers: RE: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture I tried 100% acetone and it will take off the polish, but it left my black leather ottoman looking dull. So it is noticeable, but better than bright pink nail polish. Also I tried rubbing alcohol first and that was almost worse taking off the black. (01/21/2008) By Ashley Report Spam or Abuse Request: Nail Polish on Leather Furniture Post by Stew_Admin (163) | (09/04/2007) Profile | Contact I unfortunately have smeared nail polish on my bosses leather couch! Please help! The sofa is high grade leather and I'm afraid I ruined it. SOS! Shanna from Glenolden, PA Answers: Report Spam or Abuse Request: Nail Polish on a Leather Suite Post by lewis_admin (1197) | (10/03/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have a problem, I splashed pink nail polish on the arm of my green leather chair and I can't clean it off I tried nail polish remover and scraping it off but neither of these worked it hasn't come off at all can someone help? Christina from England Answers: RE: Nail Polish on a Leather Suite First, dab acetone (or a non-oily fingernail polish remover) on an inconspicuous area of the leather to test for colorfastness and to make sure no damage occurs. If there's no damage sponge the stained area with the acetone (or polish remover) until no more color is being removed. If acetone damages the surface, use amyl acetate instead. If this doesn't work, sponge with alcohol (test first). Hope This Works. (03/17/2006) By Kara Report Spam or Abuse