Go to advanced discount auto parts and ask for blue magic capert cleaner, dont not spray on the sofa,spray on a rag and then clean the sofa, if by chance it starts to change the color Stop!!!
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My sister inlaw cut some excess leather from underneath the couch used some gorilla glue the patch glued from below the original fabric a patch on the bottom instead of over the top so not to have a raise seam that would peal off . It isn't new but it isn't that bad. hope Its not a big rip.
Don't work with some glue. You must fix it from interior side. Or you can sew with needle and thread black exterior, but a Chinese work. This solution will take time, the solder did not think so.
Wipe with a cloth moistened with diluted alcohol (1 cup denatured rrubbing alcohol to 1 cup water). Dry in a current of air.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECU Chip Tunning Tools
Bonded leather is not very difficult to repair. Follow to directions in the following article. and you should be almost as good as new. Almost! How to Repair Bonded Leather ' EZ Fix 101.com
Club chairs are one person couches with arm rests. They tend to be upholstered in leather ordark fabric. They are also commonlyknown as "gentleman's chairs."
What ever you do... first put the same ink on a hidden peace of the fabric (in the back or under the sofa) than you can try all sorts of GRANDMA's magic potions... start with basics (soap and water) than move on to stronger stuff (rubing alchool, lighter flued, paint thiner, etc...) you could even try PEPSI they say it has good STRIPPING capability LOL! and if you finally get the ink off. wait for a week to see the reaction on the the fabric "on the long term"... (to minimise long term reaction you can neutralize the solution after the ink is cleaned out with something els) note what ever you used and find a neutralizing agent... after a week of testing, if results are satisfying than clean the actual spot... (if you'r a kid and don't want momy to know than you'r in trouble LOL)
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