will thisproduct remove sharpie marker stains from leather?
1534756
No, it doesn't remove pen or sharpie, in my experience using the product it just cleans dirt and prevents the leather from looking worn
1807139
No! Allyou need is a little elbow grease. I had ink spots on my car seat where a pen drained from the sun. Mr. Leather cleaned it all up. Mind you, the car wash did not get it off. After I used Mr. Leather, I took my car back to the car wash and they will be getting it too!!!
938443
I use a Sharpie in the labeling area and it comes off after a good scrubbing with the bottle brush and soap. Alternatively, an ethanol wipe or a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol also would remove the Sharpie markings.
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
673099
Sorry, I haven't used this product yet. I panicked when I saw a stain, purchased the product but was able to remove the stain without it. Good luck
126248
I don't see why not. The Manufacturer states it is safe for finished leather. I have used it on my leather automobile seats with no problems and it leaves no residue. Doesn't matter if sofa, seat, dashboard, etc it will work fine.
1465503
I do not know. I purchased the product to clean a stain (undetermined origin) on suede pants. It did the job without removing color from the suede pants. That's all I can tell you.
1003321
I don't know....The only thing I know absolutely (based on experience) that takes out ink/toner stains--FROM CLOTHING--is aerosol hairspray ( don't laugh! saturate the stain with the spray...and then launder as usual---works like a charm!)I have had more luck with this brand as a CONDITIONER, more than a cleaner...i've had light marks/scuffs that it removed....but I think that was more a reflection of the good quality of the leather....I had a red leather bag some years ago with a pen mark...used COACH cleaner -- daily, gently, for about 2-weeks and that did work....
2203563
It might help a little.... your best bet is to touch up the spots with actual stain. They also have stain pens, which might do the trick.
1951431
I doubt it will work. Believe it or not, Spot Shot Stain Remover on a rag works well. I've done this for years with no damage to the car finish.
1268352
I don't know. All I know is I tried it on our leather couch and it took the coloring off and the leather turned white in certain spots The tag on the couch said to use this product to clean the couch. I called Leather Masters and they came out and were able to match the color (after a long time) and restored the color. They charged $200.00. I have no idea how to clean the leather.
549810
I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
261887
If the Soft Cleaner works well to get day to day dirt/dust and light stains/marks (Although it worked great to remove a pet urine stain off my Thomasville leather couch). The Strong cleaner will get the tougher stain off off like grease (again used on a leather car seat) For ink marks the Ink Removal kit does an excellent job removing ink. I used it on my leather car seats and it took it off completely! The leather conditioning cream is an excellent barrier and provides excellent protection. I highly recommend using the two together.
1612969
Try Amodex, its the only cleaner actually recommended by sharpie (www.amodexink.com)
1507810
I seriously doubt that polish stains will be removed. This product is a white powdery substance, I don't believe it can penetrate nail polish.
1072202
I use it on my leather including shoes and handbags. This is a really great product and I have been happily using it for years.
185629
No definetly not. Chemical guys makes a leather cleaner and conditioner that will work very well on leather auto seats. This product is meant for carpets and upholstery. If you have trouble getting a stain out of leather try agitating the leather cleaner with a soft bristle brush.