please help how do you get blue hair dye off a cream leather chair?

I don't know if it will work as dye is pretty permanent normally but you could try this http://www.harveysfurniture.co.uk/products/accesso... it works on some stains, i hope that you get it sorted!

You have what is known as dye transfer.

Dye Transfer is the dyestuff transferred to leather from clothing, newsprint or from hair dyes and fake tans. It is more usually seen on light coloured, protected, leathers but it can occur on any leather, though not as noticeably. Basically the hair dye has redyed the leather. It is a very common problem.

If noticed early enough it can be successfully removed from most pigment coated leather with a Jean and Dye Transfer Removal Kit. If this cleaning process does not resolve the problem it will be necessary to call in an experienced technician as early as possible. The longer the dye sits in/on the leather the harder it will be to remove.

Using Ultra Leather Protect will help to inhibit dye transfer as the dye will sit on the protector and not on the finish of the leather. This also makes it much easier to clean off.

Owners of pale and off-white leather are recommended to adopt a gentle regular cleaning and

protecting regime using good quality maintenance and protection products (not conditioners as these

actually attract more dirt) Please do not use anything containing waxes or oils on your leather as these will not help and polishes may seal the surface and prevent further cleaning.

Please do not use Magic Erasers to clean leather as these are a very fine sand paper and will damage the finish on the leather causing long term problems.

Products sold in furniture stores and supermarkets are not generally strong enough products to really protect leather from this problem. There are also Leather Protection Plans which are available to protect your leather from this type of staining.

Hope this helps

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Professional leather care consultant to the cleaning, furntiure and automotive industries

Just to show that it is possible, visit our website for an example of professional results of solving the problem of blue dye transfer on cream leather upholstery. Simply view the first four photos on our photo gallery at www.leatherwise.co.nz

this would artwork i be attentive to that is approximately pen ink yet.... proper answer - chosen via electorate i replace into searching for this answer basically on the instant, and 10 minutes in the past, I basically tried Mr. sparkling's Magic Eraser sponges to bathe black ink from a ballpoint pen off of a easy yellow leather-based chair, and it worked completely! After that, I basically used my leather-based conditioner so it won't go through, yet those sponges are the proper! i've got used them in the previous to bathe stuff from my partitions, that is great! sturdy success!

The words 'dye' and 'cream leather' should give you the clue. It's permanent. Should have gone to Specsavers.

Try using a magic eraser

Why would you dye something around a light colored chair

You don't. That dye is stuck in there forever. Have fun.

its a well known fact that saliva removes all dye's, so my suggestion would be to try licking it

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