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How do i clean the headliner?

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SoFloTC
Boca Raton
Florida, US
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what should i use to clean the headliner? it so dirty with like dirt spots and stuff


[#] Apr 03, 2008 06:57pm
VIP_tC08
Fort Lauderdale
Florida, US
  • Godlike Advisor
Headliner Cleaning. [How to clean headliner without destroying it.] The majority view was that I shouldn't attempt it and that it would probably dissolve the glue and make the headliner fall down. Since it was really dirty (dust, various spots and water marks). It may not work for other cars and, for all I know, there may be a much better way. Anyway, this worked.
Gently brush with a soft (clothes) brush to remove as much dust as possible
Spray a little "Fabulous" brand carpet cleaner ($1 at the local dollar shop - this is not in a spray but in one of these pump devices - I guess other types of carpet cleaner like Resolve would work also but I didn't try) onto headliner. It will not foam (actually you will not even see it, so don't go overboard and drench it)
Leave for 3 minutes
Work in gently with a slightly moist synthetic sponge. This should create a little white foam.
Gently wipe off foam and clean sponge in clear water. Press sponge so that it is nearly dry. Wipe off more foam etc until no foam is left.
Let dry (make sure that the sun visors are down to let air ventilate).
If some dirt is left, leave to dry for a few days and repeat.
Make sure to be gentle and to use little water.




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[#] Apr 03, 2008 07:02pm
SoFloTC
Boca Raton
Florida, US
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u think a car washing place like a big time car washing place could do this?


[#] Apr 03, 2008 07:03pm
VIP_tC08
Fort Lauderdale
Florida, US
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i would think so they should have everything there



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[#] Apr 03, 2008 07:05pm
tC_vixen
New Jersey, US
detailing places can clean it for you.




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[#] Apr 04, 2008 02:33am
SquallLHeart
  • The Techie
damp towel usually works for me...


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[#] Apr 04, 2008 04:15am
tCracer2006
Leonardtown
Maryland, US
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I used the vacumn to clean mine cuz i had spots from people putting there hands on it gettin dirt on it. Damp towel just light dap it and rub wit a dry towel to spread it around and get the spot out.


[#] Apr 04, 2008 08:55am
SoFloTC
Boca Raton
Florida, US
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well unfortunaltey i let a couple ppl smoke in my vehicle and the smoke seems to of darkened the headliner what cud i use for that?


[#] Apr 04, 2008 03:33pm
tcMaMi
New York, US
  • Detailer
like a dummy I was applying makeup while driving and my dirty fingers got some on the headliner by where the mirror is to look at yourself...do you think the same thing would work to clean off makeup??


Miss YuLi
[#] Aug 18, 2008 04:05pm
epidemic
Copiague
New York, US
  • Master Mechanic
YuLissa wrote:
like a dummy I was applying makeup while driving and my dirty fingers got some on the headliner by where the mirror is to look at yourself...do you think the same thing would work to clean off makeup??



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[#] Aug 22, 2008 07:47am
Web
Maryland, US
  • THE SHADOW
I use a vacuum cleaner to take out the dust/dirt stuck in there from riding with windows down. Works great every time.



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[#] Aug 22, 2008 08:15am
Orin
Auburn
Alabama, US
I cleaned mine recently, I tried Blue Coral, but it wasn't needed (bit of overkill)

Get two microfiber cloths, one should be mildly soapy and the other should be dry.

Rub the dirt stains with a soapy micro fiber and then dry up.

Fancy cleaners are not needed.

[#] Aug 22, 2008 08:53am

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