Ink & Stain Remover
Removes stains from leather, Denim Dye, Newspaper, Ink, Grease, Juices, Foods and even nail varnish and paint stains.The Ink & Stain Remover has been designed to remove all types of stains from coated leather surfaces, without causing damage to the coating.
Product Details
Had the grand kids round? Colouring in time? Oh this looks fun! Lets draw on this nice leather sofa! No matter how hard you scrub at times, some inks just don't want to come out. Our ink removal kit will remove any ink found on your leather. It will also remove various stains and different types of ink found in the list below.
The Ink Removal Kit Easily Removes;
The leather degreaser, Ink & Stain Remover works on all types of leather including aniline and pull up leathers, Bi Cast leather may need re colouring. The only types it is not suitable for use on are suede and nubuck.
Some leathers will need colour restoration afterwards due to it possibly taking out the colour. Please read the bottle before using the product.
- Permanent Ink
- Ball Point Pen
- Felt Tip Pen
- Fountain Pen
- Dye Transfer
- Rust Spots
- Blood
The leather degreaser, Ink & Stain Remover works on all types of leather including aniline and pull up leathers, Bi Cast leather may need re colouring. The only types it is not suitable for use on are suede and nubuck.
Some leathers will need colour restoration afterwards due to it possibly taking out the colour. Please read the bottle before using the product.
Never apply directly onto the leather, always apply with drops applied to a cotton bud or soft cloth and dab or gently stroke the cotton bud or cloth over the stains to be removed.
As soon as you see the stain on the cotton bud or cloth, swap to another clean cotton dub or cloth to prevent the stain from being returned to the leather.
If you see the leather colour coming off, stop and wait for the surface to dry out, then go back and inspect the results. If all stains are removed now you can apply some leather protection cream to this area to provide protection again from future stains.
**Do not use on suede, nubuck or absorbent materials.**
As soon as you see the stain on the cotton bud or cloth, swap to another clean cotton dub or cloth to prevent the stain from being returned to the leather.
If you see the leather colour coming off, stop and wait for the surface to dry out, then go back and inspect the results. If all stains are removed now you can apply some leather protection cream to this area to provide protection again from future stains.
**Do not use on suede, nubuck or absorbent materials.**
