Removing pecard from a leather jacket?

[knowledgeandstyle]

I added a bit of pecard onto a scuff mark on my leather jacket. Maybe I added too much, but it's left a shiny spot which is unfortunately somewhat noticeable. Should I wait over night and hopefully it'll soak in? or is there a way to remove excess pecard? Thanks

 

[Novos]

If I do any conditioning I generally conditiont the ENTIRE jacket in Pecards. Try dabbing it with a soft cloth?

 

[knowledgeandstyle]

Ah...yeah I was trying to remove a small scuff mark. Scuff mark came off but shiny pecard stayed on.

 

[Forrest]

Yeah, that stuff is meant for entire conditioning of the jacket. Anyway, just buff it out. It will be shiny for few days or so but will dull out with time. Pecards has a wax in it that shines a bit, but it wears off. No harm done.

 

[handymike]

I used Lexol on a jacket that I'd over-Pecarded, and it removed a lot of the excess...but again I used it on the whole thing.

 

[Dr H]

In the past (to remove a previous owner's over zealous use of Pecards on an A-1) I used a ball of cotton wool soaked in 40-60 petroleum spirit - not to be done at home folks...
I've also found that a medium weight alkane (e.g. hexane or heptane) will do the trick (as all are relatively non polar) - they're all low boiling so evaporate quickly. Avoid acetone as it'll be too polar.
I swabbed the whole jacket and it work extremely well.

 

[Peacoat]

As a long time user of Pecard, I have found the substance soaks in overnight. What is left after 24 hours or so can be rubbed off. It won't be shiny for too long. Nothing major to worry about.

 

[knowledgeandstyle]

Hmm so it's been a few days and there's still this mark where I applied the pecard. It's like this white mark, no longer shiny (jacket is black). I think it's residue but it almost looks like it's discolored the jacket, although I've never heard of dressing lightening a jacket

 

[Forrest]

Weird. When folks put way too much Pecards on leather, it can form white spots or residue. But, it doesn't sound like that's what happened. I don't know what to tell you. Had the scuff mark taken off some of the original finish? Pecards makes a black version of their product. Maybe you could use that? Not sure.

 

[Seb Lucas]

Try a warm wet cloth and some simple diluted disinfectant.

 

[PeterRocco]

As a long time user of Pecard, I have found the substance soaks in overnight. What is left after 24 hours or so can be rubbed off. It won't be shiny for too long. Nothing major to worry about.

Hi. I just used the Regular Pecards on a Willis and Geiger M445. I was going to use Bick 4 but the leather was very dry to the touch. You can see right after use of Pecards the High Shine. I did only use a small amount and gently rubbed it in.
So you think in a day I can wipe it down and the Shine will be less? I guess the Shine is the Wax they Use?

 

[PeterRocco]

Another one side done and not.

 

[Peacoat]

Hi. I just used the Regular Pecards on a Willis and Geiger M445. I was going to use Bick 4 but the leather was very dry to the touch. You can see right after use of Pecards the High Shine. I did only use a small amount and gently rubbed it in.
So you think in a day I can wipe it down and the Shine will be less? I guess the Shine is the Wax they Use?

I think so. The few times I have used Pecard, it didn't make the leather shiny.

 

[PeterRocco]

I think so. The few times I have used Pecard, it didn't make the leather shiny.

Hello
Thank You I feel better now. I mean it’s really Shinny. I give it time to dry and soak in.

 

[Peter Mackin]

Gentle use of a hair dryer, dab it then leave it,job done ..

 

[BloodEagle]

Yes, the shine will calm right down in a couple of days.

 

[Monitor]

Hi. I just used the Regular Pecards on a Willis and Geiger M445. I was going to use Bick 4 but the leather was very dry to the touch. You can see right after use of Pecards the High Shine. I did only use a small amount and gently rubbed it in.
So you think in a day I can wipe it down and the Shine will be less? I guess the Shine is the Wax they Use?

There's not much purpose to applying anything to these shearling jackets as you're just greasing up layer of acrylic paint.

Wipe it off with paper towels or toilet paper with a help from a hair dryer, as heat will liquify the grease. Some might soak through the paint into leather.