How to get nail polish stain out of new purse?

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I just touched it on accident when my nails were wett!
please help!

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  1. destiny says:
    June 29, 2009 at 9:30 am

    Heather, Heather, you “clumsy” feather…-smile-

    Geeee…wiz..I know how “angry” you are about that mishappening, because the exact same thing happened to me (even twice)…Please, Heather do N O T take the “nailpolish-Remover” advice above, because that Acetone will take away the colour of the leather (if the purse is a leather one). That stuff is too strong & will damage the appearance (because most leather is dyed with some colour).

    The only thing you can do is :”to improvise”…meaning you find a (sticker-type)…”what-you-ma-call-it” pin or some type of “ornament” (a flower for example) to attach on the spot…-or- maybe your “initials”…-or- whatever. I would really try to “solve” the problem “creatively”, honey!

    The other idea I have is….maybe you go to a professional “Cleaners” store, where competent people can give you some professional advice (since they encounter such a problem more often).

    If you find some “Acetone-free” nailpolish-Remover, you just MAY try to use it VERY carefully by dipping a : Q-Tip into the liquid & then softly touching the spot lightly! Very lightly, Heather! That’s the BEST advice I can give you, Honey…-and- “next time”…be a little more patient after you’ve polished your nails (hold them under cold water, that drys them quicker) Or: use some “Quick-dry”liquid (they sell it in little bottles just the same size as the nailpolish one’s) It’s worth the “investment”& works pretty good! Oki-doki my baby….I wish you a great week-end…Until soon…-all my love & concern for you- your friend …Annette***

  2. Saint Gut-Free ♪♫♪♫♪ says:
    June 29, 2009 at 9:30 am

    Try nail polish remover and scrubbing.

  3. justJess<3 says:
    June 29, 2009 at 9:30 am

    uhh nail polish remover maybe try baby oil

  4. michial1212 says:
    June 29, 2009 at 9:30 am

    How about Cutex Nail Polish Remover?

  5. marlenewhitecourt says:
    June 29, 2009 at 9:30 am

    If you use nail polish remover it might damage the surface or cause the stain to spread.

    It all depends on the fabric of the purse. If it is a leather, wait until the nail polish is dry the try to scratch it off. If it is a shinny fabric try scent free lotion. Just a tiny dab and then rub it in.

    If all else fails I would try and find a fabric pen that is the same color as the purse and cover the stain that way.

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