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Anonymous users2024-01-24Alcohol or wind oil can be used for ballpoint pen oil, but alcohol or wind oil can dissolve the lacquer on the surface of the skin, so be careful. Method: Use pointed cotton dipped in alcohol or wind oil, use a sharpened pointed eraser, and test in an inconspicuous place first, and then clean after experience.
If you have used Lippi King leather conditioner, it will be difficult to draw various inks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23As long as you've heard of detergents, don't use them in bulk or you've never seen them.
Or Amway's quick cleaning.
But neither of these methods will work immediately, and patience is required.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Use a paint thinner for immediate results, and wipe with a rag dipped in a little.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Use Amway's LOC (Multi-Purpose Cleaner).
Beads that are specially used to rub leather are dipped in a soft cloth. >>>More
1. Use wind oil essence, try it several times, or drop a few drops, and then wipe it after a while. This method is recommended by many people. >>>More
If you can't remove it, if you rub it with a chemical solution that will damage the skin, the only way is to cover it up with a leather beauty cream of the same color, and then spray it with leather oil like new. FYI!
Alcohol or wind oil can be used for ballpoint pen oil, but alcohol or wind oil can dissolve the lacquer on the surface of the skin, so be careful. Try it out first in a place that isn't obvious
Use some toothpaste and a small amount of soap to rub gently, if there is any residue, wipe it with alcohol to remove. >>>More