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I need help with leather stain. I placed a plate that was wet and the ring was imprinted on the couch. It has been 2 days and the stain has not left. Is the burn permanent and if not is there anything i can do to remove it?
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Leather furniture is an expensive investment. It is important to not damage the leather when trying to remove pen ink from your furniture. This is a page about removing pen from leather furniture.
This is a page about removing dried paint from a leather sofa. Accidents happen; painting a room can sometimes result in spatters and drips on unprotected furniture.
If you have gotten iodine on leather that may be a difficult stain to remove. This is a page about removing iodine stain from leather.
This is a page about cleaning urine stains and odors from leather furniture. Pets and small children can occasionally have an accident on your leather furniture.
Cyanoacrylate adhesives such as Krazy Glue and Super glue are strong fast acting glues that are widely used. When they accidentally spill on surfaces other then those being glued, removing it must be done carefully.
This is a page about removing lipstick stains on leather. Using the correct method and cleaners makes removing lipstick from leather an easier job than expected.
This is a page about cleaning stains on a leather jacket. While rugged and durable, leather clothing such as a jacket can still be stained by various substances.
This is a page about repairing a bleach stain on leather. Bleach generally removes or lightens the color of leather. You may be able to disguise or color the blemish.
This is a page about removing mold and mildew from leather. Unfortunately, mold and mildew can easily grow on leather under the right conditions.
This is a page about removing fabric dye from a leather couch. Unfortunately sometimes fabric dye from throw pillows and other items can transfer to your leather couch.
This is a page about cleaning body oil stains on leather jacket. The natural oils from our skin can leave stains on a leather jacket, particularly on the collar.
This is a page about removing rust stains from leather. Rust stains on leather furniture, car seats, and other items can be difficult to remove without damaging the finish and color of the leather.
This is a page about removing milk stains from leather. Milkfat is the main culprit in the stains left by accidental spills.
This is a page about cleaning stains on leather couch. Moisturizers and other lotions may be good for your skin, but they can leave stains on your leather furniture.
This is a page about cleaning oil stains on a leather purse. Oily food stains and other oil based stains may be difficult to remove from a leather purse.
This is a page about removing blood stains from leather furniture. Care must be taken when removing any type of stain from leather furniture, to protect the finish and color.
