My nephew did this to my chair, what should I do?

 



Oh dear… little artists don’t always choose the best surface.

Good news: in most cases, it can be removed!

This is what you need to do:

Alcohol (70% or disinfectant): Soak a clean cloth with it and gently rub over the pen marks.

Moist wipes or acetone-free nail polish remover: Effective on faux leather (test on a small area first).

Baking soda + water: make a light paste and rub it in gently.


Magic Eraser (special sponge): Very handy for this type of stain.


Always test the product on an inconspicuous area first to prevent damage to the material.


With a little patience, your chair can look like new again.


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