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cleaning headliner
- Thread author ashuride
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DarkMossJustin
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@ashuride:
No idea, don't get it dirty in the first place?
I made a great decision and have the puppy-soft dark gray headliner, so I'm less worried about it than if I got the white cloth microfiber headliner.
Maybe damp cloth for most things?
A de-greasing spray product that doesn't discolor the fabric?
I avoided this whole question by going Dune Brown/Dark Gray headliner/A-Pillars
i wish the headliner was dark. there’s a random little spot my husband noticed today, and now of course, i see it every time i get in. i’ll try just a damp cloth@ashuride:
No idea, don't get it dirty in the first place?
I made a great decision and have the puppy-soft dark gray headliner, so I'm less worried about it than if I got the white cloth microfiber headliner.
Maybe damp cloth for most things?
A de-greasing spray product that doesn't discolor the fabric?
I avoided this whole question by going Dune Brown/Dark Gray headliner/A-Pillars
DarkMossJustin
Well-known member
Good idea.
I'd start with damp cloth, maybe add a small dab of clear grease-busting detergent in case it's grease/oil related, pat down with a white paper towel to see if a sheet or two pulls anything dark out of the cloth?
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i use carbona OXY powered carpet cleaner with the scrub brushon the bottle i gently soak and scrub then use a wet rag to GENTLY rub in in then another wet rag to GENTLY WIPE i highly suggest being very gentle and not over saturating the area so that you dont damage the glue holding it together , i have done this process 3x already for various reasons ( soda explosion, and rain damage)
