How do I remove dried paint from a leather jacket?

Answer 1

Use clear alcohol but make sure its not over 70%. also nail paint remover will do.

Answer 2

Realistically there is little you can do. If the paint is water based the possibility exists that a mild solution of warm water and dish soap may loosen it enough to remove the paint. However since leather is always dyed, using something strong enough to remove the paint will certainly remove the dyes as well. Unfortunately this is a job for a professional if you what it removed completely and have the dyes restored

Answer 3

Use "Pure silicone spray" from any hardware store, spray on the affected area, rub gently with a rag, the silicone with loosen the adhesive properties of the paint, removes it, and leaves the leather with a waterproof coat of protection that will NOT stain the leather, Good luck, IT WORKS ! Don't use solvent's (paint thinner, alcohol, turpentine), this will melt the paint back to it's original consistancy (actually worse because it drives the stain deeper into the leather, then you'll really have a set stain that you can't remove) !

Answer 4

There are many variables in removing paint from a leather garment; for example, is it grain leather, nubuck or suede? Is the paint oil based, or water based? We have had quite a bit of experience with paint on leather and we have developed many different methods for paint removal. But our success on your particular garment will depend on what type and how much or how heavy the paint is and on what type of skin. When you send in your garment, please enclose a note telling us what type of paint, if you know, and ask that we call you with an estimate of cost, and our opinion as to how successful we feel we will be with your garment before we do the work.

used warm soapy water (dish soap) and a sponge.
I applied the soapy water to the paint (splatter) area... then i lightly touched the hard (scrubbing) side of the sponge over the area.

I did it VERY lightly... I did NOT scrub. This worked wonders... the paint splatter came of somewhat easily with absolutely no damage.
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Answer 5

Do not apply organic solvents directly
Scratch as much as possible without harming the leather surface. Clean the surface with a cloth wet in organic solvents like, alcohol, kerosene, thinner etc. Apply polish on leather surface to hide the damage if any

Answer 6

Just use thinner (available in a paint shop ).

Answer 7

rubbing alcohol

Answer 8

just use ethanol it will surely help