The Upholstery Forum

BigRig wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 2:46 am @LeatherJohnny ,

It should wipe off ok then.

Yes, it wipes off simply with water, but manufacturers say to use them only in non porous surfaces. There are lots of options, depending on what material we work on and it's good to test the markers in a scrap of leather before we work in our project, just in case

@LeatherJohnny Yes, best to test chalk deep into the pores of anything is going to be hard to blow out or rub out.

BigRig wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 12:21 pm @LeatherJohnny Yes, best to test chalk deep into the pores of anything is going to be hard to blow out or rub out.

Yes... Testing is good!

Ive never seen those chalk pens. Thanks @LeatherJohnny

You're welcome, @John and many thanks to you for the great forum!

What can i use to mark on the front of black suede that will be removable?

@stealthmode93 ,

I am a real fan of just using chalk chiseled down with sandpaper and blowing it out with the air gun after. I cannot comment on the black suede though never have used black suede.

I was gonna try that or tailors chalk.

The white upholstery pencils I'm always using work great for that. Chalk will work well also.
UPHOLSTERY PENCIL: http://amzn.to/2GjZUO8
or
http://www.perfectfit.com/15371/154630/ ... ncils.html

What is the safest cleaner to remove china/grease pencil from vinyl?