First, dab acetone (or a non-oily fingernail polish remover) on an inconspicuous area of the leather to test for colorfastness and to make sure no damage occurs. If there's no damage sponge the stained area with the acetone (or polish remover) until no more color is being removed. If acetone damages the surface, use amyl acetate instead. If this doesn't work, sponge with alcohol (test first). Hope This Works.How do you remove nail polish off a lether sofa!!! HELP NOW MY FRIEND WILL GET IN TROUBLE!!?
Nail polish remover.
nail polish remover or oxiclean
just use nail varnish remover put a little bit on a t shirt and rub it on the stain carefully.
hmmm tough call....leather is very touchy if it is suede I think your screwed if not i would try a watered down solution of nail polish remover and water very watered down....just a guess though
Sometimes if it is smooth leather you can maybe use Vegetable oil to soften and then peel it off...
if it's wet still try to wipe it up without smearing or if it's dry try to pick it off. well hope this helps
Nailpolish should work but test it first on a place on the couch where no one would notice first. make sure you blot the spot don't rub. any use either a cotton ball or and soft cotton cloth
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