If polish remover does not work, place rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab or towel. Remove excess liquid. Then rub the stain until all of the paint is removed. It is imperative that you get as little rubbing alcohol as possible on the leather, because it will dry it out.
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If polish remover does not work, place rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab or towel. Remove excess liquid. Then rub the stain until all of the paint is removed. It is imperative that you get as little rubbing alcohol as possible on the leather, because it will dry it out.