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Thread: Pigmented -Mono-Tone- Pink dye transfer stains on white leather sofa with headrest finish rubbed off - What is the prognosis for getting a decent outcome?

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    Default Pigmented -Mono-Tone- Pink dye transfer stains on white leather sofa with headrest finish rubbed off - What is the prognosis for getting a decent outcome?

    It's a little hard to tell from the pictures but it's sort of a light big pink stain.

    Plus, areas where it looks like the previous owner try to scrub it off at the head area or backrest I mean

    Here are some pictures. Please let me know what you think

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    Stains removal will bring back to preexisting condition.

    Preexisting condition may not be in pristine condition from pictures shown; it has already revealed wear on topcoat and colorcoat that require refinishing thereafter.

    Stains removal sequence is by Prep-7.7 to remove majority of stains, Bleach-9.9 is used as booster to remove the remnant few percentage of the traces. The sticky residue is removed by Cleaner-3.8 follows with Rinse-3.0. Further neutralization is soak with Acidifier-2.0

    In most of rubbing situation the topcoat may have already wear off – only noticeable from luster level when compared to unused areas.
    This rub-off is renewed with matching Topcoat-72 matte/satin/gloss.

    The color rubbed off areas besides the backrest, includes the seating sectional seam as well that will require color refinishing using Adhesor-73 as the sealer coat with Micro-Pigment-54 (white, off-white is a mixed of additional 3 – 10% of black and ochre)

    In order to refinish the raw leather surface will require a degreasing with Degreaser-2.2 follows with Rinse-3.0.

    Leather rejuvenating is recommended to all absorbent surfaces using Hydrator-3.3 follows with Fatliquor-5.0.

    The sequence of process entails the following:

    Stain Removal
    1] Prep-7.7 > Bleach-9.9 > Cleaner-3.8 > Rinse-3.0

    Degreasing unknown finish rub-off areas
    2] Degreaser-2.2 > Rinse-3.0

    Leather Rejuvenating
    3] Hydrator-3.3 > Fatliquor-5.0

    Refinishing
    4] Adhesor-73 > Pigment-54 > Topcoat-72

    Rub-resistant Protection
    5] Protector-B+


    Here’s the Micro-Pigmented leather problem solving guide for reference.

    Leather-Safe Problem Solving Guide (P.m) – Micro Pigmented / Semi-Aniline Leathers


    Products mentioned for stains removal and topcoat is found in this Kit Sa5.di


    Leather Doctor® Semi Aniline Leather Standard Care + Ink/Dye + Bleach + Topcoat = Kit Sa5.di


    Roger Koh
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    Last edited by Roger Koh; 12-17-2012 at 04:31 PM.

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    Test Area
    1]
    Apply Prep-7.7 onto the marked area with help of foam brush sufficiently.

    2]
    Place paper towel over it, squeeze the Prep-7.7 through, without air space, and leave it dwell for 24 hours.

    3]
    When the product almost dry up, peel for an inspection thereafter.

    See examples:

    #1 Dye Stains


    #2 Prep-7.7 Applications


    #3 Place paper towel and squeeze through the Prep-7.7 without leaving air space


    #4 Peel the paper towel off after 24 hours.



    Let us see what result you have before the next step.

    Roger Koh
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