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Old 16-01-13, 08:59 AM   #1
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Paint on seat!!! Help

As above I have pain on my seat. Obviously got on my trouser while decorating my mums place then transferred to seat. How would I remove it? Any ideas?
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Old 16-01-13, 09:02 AM   #2
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I guess you could paint the rest of the seat the same colour and say its an after-market seat? lol

Sorry, no idea how to remove paint from the seats... but at least it doesn't look like this!



I bet Steve will know what to do though!
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If its water based, get a sponge and work it towards the middle of the patch, dont over wet it.

White spirit if its not water based.

But might be the time for a replacement seat!!!!
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Old 16-01-13, 09:28 AM   #4
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nail polish remover??? other than that i aint got a clue
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Dont put white spirits or nail varnish remover on leather or cloth, you'll destroy it. Your best bet is to let it dry first , crack of what you can by hand. then use a strong upholstry cleaner on the rest.
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Old 16-01-13, 08:47 PM   #6
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what part of the seat?
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The middle part that you sit on. The fabric not the leather
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what paint was it? as its on the cloth you will be ok with meths or white spirit and thinners, but if its gloss and dried then prob be stuck with it now
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