Does anyone know how to get ink off of white leather.  I tried Hair spray it didn't work?
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Your options are\n\n1) rubbing alcohol\n\n2) 70% Isopropyl alcohol solution\n\n3) After shave or deodarant
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Impoosible! Unless you have white ink!
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My children have a horrible time with white shoes- I have bleached leathers and they fell apart- canvas turned yellow.\nFor leather the best thing is Mr. Clean magic erasers- nobody believed me until they tried it. Canvas all you can do is wash  \nwith like colors or by new ones.
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Place a paper towel over the stain and iron it with a hot iron.  The wax will melt and stick to the paper towel.
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Soaking is one thing to avoid with leather.  You may need to get advice from a professional leather restorer. \n\nAccording to one source you may need to soak it again to reshape it.  \n\nI'd consult a professional, I think.  Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Take it to a professional dry cleaner ...
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soak it in hot water and epson saltz. try and keep it proped up too soak it about 3 times a day hope this helps!
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Cut tips off then soak in acetone it will take a while but it's cheaper than going to a salon
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Very hot water and dial soap for washing.  Always take a paper towel and blot (not rub) the water off of the tattoo, and let air dry for about 5-10 minutes.  The least expensive topical "ointment" that you can use is NON MEDICATED A&D.  There is also a fantastic topical application called Tattoo Goo, but it tends to be a little pricier than the first.  Make sure that you rub whatever topical application you went with into the skin lightly like lotion.  You should only be able to see a hint of something there - NEVER overdo the topical application.  Anytime the "ooze" has started to build up start the process all over again.  Never pick at scabs!  If for some reason the "ooze" turns into a small scab it will contain ink that can be pulled out of the skin.  If you keep up with your tat you should see a break in the skin (through the healing process) after 5 days or so and see your perfected tattoo.
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If you're using an ink-jet printer, it sounds like the print heads need cleaning.  You often get white lines when dirt or dry ink builds up.  You can use household items to clean, but it's probably best to buy cleaning cartridges.  See the links below for further information.\n\nhttp://www.e-inkjet.co.uk/cgi-bin/cleaning.asp\nhttp://www.cartridgesave.co.uk/info/inkjet-cleaning-cartridges.html
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Rinse it off first, and then take it to a drive through wash.  The pressure wash should get it all off.  Good Luck.
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depending on the material of the coat, you may be able to use paint remover and bleach...try bringing it to the dry cleaners to have them check it out...the may be able to get it out or tell u how to get it out
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It will dry out the leather...really bad, the chlorine in pool water is harsh anyway. Once you get it dry, oil it real good with glove oil. Then repeat that as often as possible...you may be able to save it.
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Have you tried bleach?\n\nI found a message board post where they talk about using a bleach pen along with a quick rinse, which seemed to be successful.\n\n(I would think you could use bleach for colors if you need in place of normal bleach).
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Okay, here's the real chemistry of how it works:\n\nInk is an organic substance.  Organic substances usually aren't charged.  Vinegar, on the other hand, is a solution made of charged particles.  For that reason, vinegar is good for removing things with charge, but probably won't do a good job with ink.\n\nI recommend ethanol.  Actually, I've used ethanol to remove ink lots of times, so I'm pretty confident it'll work.\n\nA bit of advice, though: when the ethanol dissolves the ink it might spread it out, making the spot bigger.  The best advice I have for this is keep trying and test it in an inconspicuous area first if you can't bear to have a bigger spot on your shirt.
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Go to your local sporting goods store and buy some mink oil...after you apply the oil, its like a paste, stretch the glove and put it in an oven on 150 degrees to let the oil penetrate the leather for about 10 minutes.  Afterwords, you will only have reapply it rarely.
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try writing it on paper and comparing it with other types of ink you've made or have.