Beer Stain Aniline

Nicholas Wood

Cleantalk Member
hi folks
I've been asked to survey a leather chair tomorrow with beer stains that have soaked through so I'm guessing it's an aniline type leather ?
he said it soaked in straight away as the hotel customer dropped a pint on it
I've done a basic Ncca one day leather clean course and have done pigment leather cleans but not aniline .so this is a first for me .ive got Ltt aniline cleaner products and wondered if this is s straight forward clean .
Any tips or info would be great thanks
Nick
 
If you have photos it would help.
You should be able to use Aniline Cleaner as a stain remover but it may need the Aniline Stain Remover too. Always use the Stain Remover in conjunction with the Aniline Cleaner.
Give me a call if you need to talk it through.
Was Aniline Cleaning not covered on he NCCA course?

Cheers
Judyb
 
Hi Judy appreciate the info . Can't remember to be honest , it was with Pav a few years ago . I don't think a day is enough to be honest ,
I'm going to look at the chair tomorrow afternoon so hopefully will get a better understanding.
I've got aniline cleaner and aniline stain remover.
I'm guessing clean first ( panel at a time ?) then stain remover .
Finished with leather guard ?
I believe someone has already looked at it but walked away .
I've not done an aniline yet
I'm just presuming it's this type of leather too from the conversation .
Many thanks Judy
Nick
 
Photos will be really helpful.
Aniline cleaning is often about how the products are used and this will be relative to the area that has been stained.
Too many people walk away from Aniline but with correct products (you need to be careful here as many suppliers are still selling detergent cleaners to clean Aniline leather) the results can be really good.
You have the right products so if we can see what we are tackling it should be OK.
Cheers
Judyb
 
IMG_0870.webp IMG_0871.webp IMG_0869.webp Hi Judy here are the pics plus one of the back of the sofa in its original condition . It's not a beer stain it's urine and a lot of it . It's very crusty and coarse to touch snd it's stripped the top coating .
One for the tip I'm guessing?
 
Not necessarily Nick these suites are usually high value so are worth saving.
There are things that would be worth doing - will speak to you tomorrow.

Cheers
Judyb
 

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