Hi, I hope by now you were able to remove the dye. If not, have you tried rubbing alcohol?

Excess plasticizer meets poorly fixed dye.

Soap and water, hydrogen peroxide, rubbing alcohol (isopropyl), denatured alcohol, paint thinner, naphtha.

Test in a hidden spot since some of the petroleum solvents can damage "pleather/leather-ette" depending on what it is made from (typically plastic).

This post was edited by brickeyee on Fri, Dec 14, 12 at 13:44

old post but recently I found something that I was amazed took spots out...got it at the craft store...little bottle near check out with an old lady's face on it...works about 80% of the time...even on old stains. Called Grandma's something or the other as I recall..

It is called Grandma's Stain Remover- you can find it
on amazon.com