How to remove a piece of leather which has adhered to wood?




How to remove a piece of leather which has adhered to my cherry piano without damaging the wood?

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You can try dampening a cotton make up pad with a bit of rubbing alcohol. When soft enough carefully scrape the leather with an old plastic gift card, so not to damage the wood.
Have you tried to heat it with a blow dryer and use a plastic putty knife to scrape it off?
Try mixing some baking soda with vegetable oil then rub on the spot. Let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes till soft and scrape off with a plastic credit card.
You're most welcome. I hope that helps!