can any body tell me a home treatment for pen marks on leather furniture?

Question

something mabey i can use from my own kitchen.

Answer 1

What to use: Dry-cleaning fluid, Cotton bud, cotton ball; or Aerogard or hairspary, cloth
How to apply: You'll need to do this very arefully and quickly. Apply some dry-cleaning to a cotton bud and write over the pen while also quickly wiping the dry-cleaning fluid off with a cotton ball, replacing it often. You could also spray Aerogard or hairspray, and wipe off with cloth. Be careful with leather and test a patch first.

Also cleaning...
Clean leather once a week with either saddle soap or leather dew. Keep a dedicated cloth in a plastic snap-lock bag for this purpose. Never use water to clean leather because it stiffens it. And always secure a cloth or a T-shirt over the vacuum-cleaner head to prevent scratches in the leather. Most stains can be romoved with dry-cleaning -fluid. After applying the fluid with a cotton ball, sprinkle talcum powder to absorb it. Brush off the talcum powder when it's dry and treat with leathe dew or saddle soap. Never use toothpaste as it can leave dry, rough or bleached spots.

Answer 2

One thing that I have used for pen marks is the "Mr. Clean Magic Eraser". Now I have NEVER used this on leather so I think its very important that you test it on a hidden spot of leather (you don't want it fade color from the furniture). Maybe test a spot from under the furniture. But it has taken ink off of my walls and a table. This product it GREAT! I love it on my kitchen & bath grout. Good Luck

Answer 3

McGuires Leather Cleaner & Conditioner will remove it. Get it in the automotive department at Walmart.

Answer 4

Not Alcohol...it takes the top coat right off and damages the leather! Your going to laugh but try spit or lighter fluid.

Answer 5

Its actually in your own bathroom: rubbing alcohol. Works like a charm.

Answer 6

try hairspray, it works on permanent marker or oops buy it at the hardware store or some stores carry it