Today I got a little bit of wall paint of my passenger side seat. Is there anything I can use to get it off without damaging the leather?

 

I'm sure a good leather cleaner/conditioner from Pep Boys should do the trick.

I use one on my leather seats and it usually gets any dirt/oil that builds up.

 

I didn't think a leather cleaner would be strong enough. I'll give it a try tomorrow though. Thanks brotha!

 

Try a little olive oil if it doesn't work.

 

Is it water-based paint?
Start with the basics: warm water and rub with a MF towel.

If that doesn't work, try Woolite diluted with water in a 10:1 ratio (water:woolite).

Follow up with a leather conditioner - I like the Meguiar's Gold Class Rich Leather Spray.

 

Yes, it's water based. Thanks a lot for the help!!
I'll try these techniques tomorrow morning when I get home from work.

 

BTW, white house paint cannot be used as a touch-up paint.

LOL!!

 

That's not what I was doing...I was actually painting a house

 

shotgun??? it may damage the leather???

 

Ok.. this is a last ditch resort. My girl did the same to my car.. she was painting her house and got a paint on my seats. Acetone.. make sure the leather is not hot, I used a MF cloth with a tad of Acetone and water mix. I dabbled the paint with the damp cloth.. then wiped with a clean one. There was a lighter area.. where the paint came off but once I conditioned it, it blended in. BE ADVISED... use as a last ditch effort. I did it several times while being a Lexus detailer on used cars.

 

Any of these ideas work for you?

 

Mr. Puto you crack me up

Calin I see we both are members now

 

Thank you sir.