NNOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Paint thinner it will take the dye off the seats completely, your best bet it to either mask of the area and try and blend with sems, or just prep and redo the whole seats altogetherPut paint Thiner on a paper towel then scrub at the paint, if that doesn't work then you mite have to use SEM over the entire seat.
You just have to be careful because paint thiner will actualy eat through the leather if your not careful but as long as you use a small amoutnt it won't hurt anything because SEM sells leather and plastic prep stuff in a can ( I don't remember what it's called exactly) and it basicaly is paint thiner in a can.NNOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Paint thinner it will take the dye off the seats completely, your best bet it to either mask of the area and try and blend with sems, or just prep and redo the whole seats altogether
considering the age of the seats in the car, coupled with the thinning of the factory dye from years of heat and friction from driving, you are dealing with material that has broken down considerably and is very thin.You just have to be careful because paint thiner will actualy eat through the leather if your not careful but as long as you use a small amoutnt it won't hurt anything because SEM sells leather and plastic prep stuff in a can ( I don't remember what it's called exactly) and it basicaly is paint thiner in a can.