Try Amodex Ink and Stain Remover. The pamphlet that comes with the tube (and a little brush) inside the box says it will work on leather. My tube has an $8.00 price sticker. If there's a good pen shop near you (not Office Max or the like, but a serious fine pen shop), they might have it. Or, you could order from a place like Fahrney's in DC (see http://www.fahrneyspens.com/essacc.htm---scroll down to the Amodex piece).quote:
Originally posted by Bruce:
Help! One of my children "accidentally" put a mark about 2" long across the middle back of my T5's taupe leather driver's seat.The weapon of choice was a brand new blue ball point pen.![]()
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remove the mark? (Suggestions involving the use of razor blades on either the seat back or the children will be ignored)![]()
