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06-28-2007 #1
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I need some help here, FAST!!!
I have my seats up for auction on eBay right now. A few moments ago I was out in the garage giving them one last inspection and I noticed that at some point possibly last summer I got a tiny amount of black overspray on them from I don't know what. It's not noticeable until you get up close to them (about 10 inches). Would anyone know of a way to get it off without damaging the leather or the color? The color of the seats are graphite (like a charcoal grey). If I can't get that off in the next couple of days I'm going to have to pull the add and relist them with that damage noted. DAMN THIS SUCKS!!!!
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What were you spraying? That will help in figuring out what to use to remove it.
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Try some pumice-free gojo hand cleaner.
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06-28-2007 #4
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That's just it...I have no idea. I was spraying a lot of stuff in there last summer. The best I can guess is that it is Hot Hue's "Hot Rod Black" that I used to paint my core support and other brackets with.
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I'll try the Gojo. Thanks.1968 Pro-Touring Camaro LS1
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I'd use some adhesive remover. Try it in some innocuous location first, but it will probably not hurt or discolor the leather.
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