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Anonymous users2024-01-24Try nail polish remover or alcohol. A small bottle of nail polish shouldn't be too much, right? The composition of nail polish is similar to paint, and you should be able to remove nail polish if you remove the paint. There is also gasoline and banana water (sold in the paint shop, about a few dollars).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Try it with baking soda and brush with a toothbrush.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Wash it with nail polish remover. Or maybe it's alcohol to try
Use an acidic lotion, but you can't spray it directly, only spray it on a towel, or dilute it with water and wipe it off. Or find the manufacturer you bought the sofa to provide you with a special lotion.
You'd better send it to the laundry! They will be professional and will have a way! And don't trust one, ask more, there will be a big difference in price! The contrast between beige and black is great, so don't do it yourself, lest it get worse and worse.
Gasoline can not be used, the corrosiveness has too much effect on the sofa leather, wipe it with alcohol.
If it's a leather sofa.
It can be cleaned with nail polish polish. >>>More
You can wipe it with gasoline and complete the task with a picture.