COLOURLOCK Super Glue Remover - 20 ml

First make sure that the leather is pigmented. You can do this by rubbing a drop of water onto the leather. If it doesn’t sink in, the leather is pigmented. Even if it does sink in, it’s worth asking us for advice on whether it’s possible to remove the glue. 

If the leather is dirty it should be cleaned first, from seam to seam, with COLOURLOCK Mild Leather Cleaner. In cases of heavy soiling - please use COLOURLOCK Strong Leather Cleaner.

Drip COLOURLOCK Superglue Remover onto a clean, soft piece of cloth and test first in an invisible area for colour changes or emergence of spots. Rub carefully on the stain until the glue comes off. For older stains you may need to allow the remover to soak in for a while, then repeat as necessary. Only rub the area when it is wet and allow to dry out between applications. If the surface becomes too sticky, you run the risk of rubbing off the leather's pigment layer. Wipe the area with a damp cloth.

Finally, protect the treated area with COLOURLOCK Leather Shield. In the event of any colour discolouration, use COLOURLOCK Leather Fresh.

Close the bottle tightly after every use and keep out of the reach of children!