Paint on the leather......Help

[Doshy]

Must have brushed against the wall I'd just painted using primer (white) and then sat in my Subaru. How do I get this off without ruining the Leather (black) ?

Any help very much appreciated.
Thanks


Phil.

[belleair302]

Contact these people and see what they suggest.

The Leather Training & Technical Dept. Ltd
Langdale House
105B Wetherby Road
Harrogate
HG2 7SH
Telephone: [phone]

[PJ S]

If it's water based, it'll come off easily enough with warm water and a bit of a light rub.
As above, contact Judy at LTT, and see about getting some of their Cleaner, and Protector, and count yourself lucky it wasn't gloss paint!

[Doshy]

Thanks for that. The primer is not water based so it's just as bad as gloss! Read on a few web pages about gently scrubbing with some olive oil (the stain that is) anyone tried this?

Cheers again for the info.

Phil.

[Vette]

Worst case scenario is to have the area cleaned and repainted. Most car leather is a painted finish with a surface protector. You may be able to remove the paint with white spirit without damaging the colour, but if it is affected, a good SMART repairer can recolour and reseal the area for a small fee - usually around £45.

[Doshy]

Vette said:

Worst case scenario is to have the area cleaned and repainted. Most car leather is a painted finish with a surface protector. You may be able to remove the paint with white spirit without damaging the colour, but if it is affected, a good SMART repairer can recolour and reseal the area for a small fee - usually around £45.

Thanks