Well, try applying some fingernail polish remover to a part of the couch that isn't seen and see what affect it has on the material. If it doesn't cause discoloration or other harm, use it to clean the spot. Otherwise just get a couple of pillows and cover it up. Maybe it will wear off with time.How could I remove finger nail polish from purple suede couch?
Carefully scrape excess with a dull knife or spatula. Mix a solution of mild soap in lukewarm water. Swish to create a great volume of suds. Apply only the foam with a sponge, but avoid spreading the stain. Dry with a clean cloth. If the polish has hardened, try gently rubbing an artgum eraser across it. As a last resort, cautiously file the area with an emery board or a piece of very fine (grade 6/0-8/0) sandpaper. As a thin layer of hide is removed, work carefully.How could I remove finger nail polish from purple suede couch?
IT IS IMPERVIOUS TO SOAP AND WATER. NAIL POLISH REMOVER/ACETONE WILL DISSOLVE/LIQUEFY IT SO IT CAN BE REMOVED. IF YOU ARE LUCKY THOSE EFFORTS WILL NOT DAMAGE THE FABRIC.
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