Koyuki

My 06TL with parchment leather interior ended up receiving some ink marks on the back seat traced by black ball pen. My friend was in the back seat and was writing a note on a paper. After sometime, he dosed off with his ball pen out and ended up scribbling on the back seat. Could they be removed somehow?

Thank you,

blueracer17

We use Murphy's Oil soap on the leather seats in our airplane to remove ink stains. The orange version works best, and smells pleasant also. Spot test it first, but we have not had any issues with it. I think I have seen it at walmart and such stores. We get it at the local hardware store.

paz840

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try rubbing alcohol or goo gone

TeknoKing

Just by any leather ink remover that is used on leather furniture. It should be like a white solid paste with a an inch of yellow soft foam pad. This will remove it safely. Don't use anything harsh.

OR, this worked for me plenty of times, Mr.Clean, Eraser, that white pad does wonders! Wet it a little, and gently in circular motion rub it. Its like 4 bux in any store.

Good Luck

rodneyc77

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FTMFW

Tripnbeats

no dont try alcohol on leather

Tripnbeats

or just go to local upholstery shop it couldnt be more than 30 bucks to clean it.

TeknoKing

Just remember, leather is exactly like your skin, alcohol will dry it. so recondition it, or follow my advice above. I am very familiar working with leather since this is my business on the side.

JetJock

If you want the best cleaner for ink......Spineybeck is tops. It's used for expensive leather seats in corporate jets. It's simply the best you can buy. It turns ink into a buttery slime that can be wiped away without damaging expensive leather. I've used it many times with excellent results. It just melts ink...trust me. Google search...you'll find it. try here: http://www.leatherz.com/leathercare2.htm