It depends on the type of paint. Some will just peel off, other types may require a little persuasion. You can probably use acetone or laquer thinner for most paints, but as with all strong chemicals, test it in an inconspicuous place. If necessary, take it to a drycleaners that specializes in leather.
I have found that WD40 works wonders for removing paint overspray
The jacket costs 109.99 10 percent off of 109.99 is 98.99 109.99 is 10 percent off of 122.21
how can i get diesel fuel off my leather jacket
Explain "remover spray paint " - never heard of that !
Try Goof-off. I just used it to get some RustOleum enamal off my legs and arms from painting, and it worked pretty well.
Yes you can. Use the appropriate paint or it will chip off.
Definitely not recommended! If it is a hard leather with almost a waxy finish the turps will buckle the material and fade it, and soft leather will probably disintergrate. I've found (after leaving motorcycle leathers in the garage) that paint on leather is a killer. I found that by scratching off most of the paint with a new toothbrush and applying baby shampoo over night (just wipe of with wam water) will help lift most if not all paint off and if that fails apply a mild sugar soap (available from most hardware stores) will get the toughest of stains off but causes mild fading. Good luck!
WD-40 works
I wouldn't. Leather doesn't take well to washing. Better off taking it to a leather cleaner at the dry cleaner's
you dont
Rub it with a rag dipped in Goof Off. -It will NOT harm the car paint.
try paint thinner and an old cloth