Stain Remover
R 195.00
- Removes ink, marker and grease stains from leather
- Solvent-based formula for water-insoluble soiling
- Compatible with aniline, semi-aniline and covered leather
- Use with care to preserve leather colour and surface
- Solvent formula cuts ink, marker and grease stains
- Works on aniline, semi-aniline and covered leather
- Tackles stains water-based cleaners leave behind
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Targeted Stain Removal
When the foam cleaner isn't enough
Some stains - ink, permanent marker, jeans dye, deep grease - simply don't respond to water-based cleaners. ServFaces Stain Remover is the solvent-based specialist in the Leather Care System, formulated to dissolve the staining that resists everything else without you having to reach for a general-purpose solvent that could cause real damage.
Why Detailers Choose It
Precision stain removal for professional results
Built for the stains that other cleaners leave behind.
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Solvent-Based Formula
Dissolves ink, marker and insoluble grease that water-based foam cleaners cannot shift.
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Broad Leather Compatibility
Formulated for aniline, semi-aniline and covered leather surfaces found in modern vehicles.
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Controlled Application
Designed for precise, low-volume use - apply only to the affected area to minimise surface risk.
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System Integration
Slots directly into the servFaces Leather Care System alongside dedicated cleaners and conditioners.
How does it stack up?
ServFaces Stain Remover vs a typical foam or water-based leather cleaner
Most leather cleaners on the market are water-based foam products that handle everyday grime well. Where they fall short is on solvent-resistant staining like ink, permanent marker and jeans dye transfer. This comparison shows honestly where the ServFaces Stain Remover fits in, and where a standard alternative still holds its own.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Removes ink and permanent marker from leather | Yes | No |
| Tackles jeans dye transfer on light upholstery | Yes | No |
| Safe for general everyday dirt and surface soiling | No | Yes |
| Suitable for regular, frequent cleaning sessions | No | Yes |
| Designed to integrate into a dedicated leather care system | Yes | No |
| Requires a follow-up conditioner to restore moisture after use | Yes | Yes |
Part of a Complete System
One product in a well-thought-out toolkit
Stain Remover works best as part of the full servFaces Leather Care System - pair it with Leather Cleaner Medium or Strong for routine maintenance, and always finish with Leather Cream to condition and protect. Properly maintained leather is far less likely to hold onto stains in the first place.
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What types of stains does ServFaces Stain Remover work on?
It is designed for water-insoluble staining - ink, permanent marker, jeans dye transfer and deep-set grease. For lighter oil-based or water-mark staining, the Leather Cleaner Medium or Strong is the better starting point.
Is this product safe on all leather types?
It is compatible with aniline, semi-aniline and covered leather, but because it is solvent-based it can attack delicate or lightly finished surfaces. Always test on an inconspicuous area before treating a visible panel, and use minimal pressure during application.
How do I apply the Stain Remover correctly?
Apply a small amount to a clean cloth or cotton pad - not directly onto the leather. Work the stain gently using light pressure and short strokes. Avoid saturating the surface or rubbing hard, as excessive pressure increases the risk of lifting the leather's colour coat.
Why does pressure matter when using a solvent cleaner?
Solvents dissolve the binding agents in stains, but they can also affect the dye or finish layer on the leather surface. Heavy scrubbing forces the solvent deeper and increases friction, both of which raise the chance of removing colour or damaging the top coat. Light, controlled application keeps the risk low.
Should I condition the leather after using Stain Remover?
Yes. Solvents strip moisture along with the stain, so following up with a leather cream or conditioner is important. The servFaces Leather Cream is the recommended pairing in the Leather Care System to restore softness and protect the cleaned surface.
Can I use this on coloured or white leather seats?
Stain Remover is particularly useful on white or light upholstery where ink or jeans staining is most visible. That said, white and lightly dyed leathers are also the most susceptible to colour lift from solvent exposure, so a careful test patch and restrained pressure are non-negotiable on these surfaces.
How does Stain Remover fit into the full servFaces Leather Care System?
The Leather Care System covers cleaning through to protection. Leather Cleaner Medium and Strong handle routine oil and water-based dirt using a foam dispenser. Stain Remover steps in specifically for stubborn, water-insoluble stains. Leather Cream then conditions and protects the cleaned surface for the long term.
Do I need to dilute the product or is it ready to use?
ServFaces Stain Remover is used as supplied - no dilution required. Given its solvent strength, using it concentrated and in small quantities per application is exactly how it is intended to be used. Less is more: apply only enough to address the stain.