How to Remove Ink Stains from Leather Upholstery

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Blot at the stained area using a soft

   Try to get as much of the ink out as possible, without spreading the stain to surrounding areas.
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   Step 2: dry cloth or paper towel.

   Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions as indicated on the packaging. , The cotton ball or bud should be moist enough, but not dripping wet. , The ink should start to transfer to the cotton.
   
   Work from the outside of the stained area towards the middle. , Repeat the rubbing process until the ink stain is fully removed. , This will allow the alcohol to evaporate instead of eating away at the leather. , The leather conditioner will allow for moisture to be restored to the leather.
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   Step 3: Apply a leather cleaner to the stain.

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   Step 4: Moisten a cotton ball or a cotton bud with rubbing alcohol.

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   Step 5: Gently rub at the stain using the moistened cotton.

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   Step 6: Change the cotton ball or bud with a new one as soon as it picks up enough ink

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   Step 7: to avoid smearing the ink stain to other parts of the leather.

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   Step 8: Dry the area using a blow dryer set at the lowest heat setting.

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   Step 9: Apply leather conditioner to the area using a soft cloth.

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