This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to remove paint from a leather auto seat
Act as quickly as possible.
The longer you wait, the more likely it is that the paint will dry. When the paint dries, it will become considerably more difficult to remove.

Choices: -- Use a flat tool to remove the paint. Take something like a palette knife and use it to gently lift excess paint from the leather.. -- Acting quickly and efficiently will decrease the chances of the paint coming from within the leather. Give yourself 20 minutes or less to get the paint touching the leather as you burn it.. -- You don't want to wait until the whole thing is dry to attempt to remove paint. The paint may dry quickly, but waiting as long as possible should be enough to remove paint from a leather auto seat.. -- It is recommended that you turn the seat so you are able to apply more paint to the material beneath. This will prevent paint from bleeding onto the leather and clogging pores..
The answer is:
Use a flat tool to remove the paint. Take something like a palette knife and use it to gently lift excess paint from the leather.