Help...Orange Marker on my Leather Seats

1. If you can find it, try Unbelieveable Ink Out. It is an industrial ink remover.
2. Try using a dry erase marker over the stain first, then, while it is still wet try to soak up as much as you can. Then use a cleaner on the remainder.
3. Call a retailer of leather apparel. They may have a product or recommend one.
4. rubbing alchohol and a Q tip.
OF COURSE TRY ANYTHING ON A SMALL AREA FIRST.

And use a conditioner afterwards.
Good Luck

 

I know that on a dry erase board, if you accidentally use a regular marker, it can be removed by going over it with a dry erase marker as long as the stain is not really really old. I used to worked for a firm that coated the material to make those boards.

 

If it was a Sharpie or other permanent marker, it can be removed with a cloth dampened with rubbing alcohol. Then condition the leather since the alcohol dries it out.

 

Try blotting the stain with a solvent soaked cloth. Try these solvents, in order, as they get stronger and are more likely to cause damage. As others have stated, try a small section first in case it reacts to the leather:

1) Isopropyl alcohol.

2) Ethyl alcohol.

3) Acetone.

4) MEK (Methyl Ethyl Keytone).

Hope this helps,
Tom

 

Very Good!!
Glad I could help.