Cleaning Headliner?
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Cleaning Headliner?
Alright, I've been searching around the forums. Still gotta check Tech to see if they have anything on this, but I'm sure some other people might be interested.
I have some slight stains and discoloration on my headliner. Is there a way to clean it without removing the headliner?
I've thought of using Tide diluted in water and just rubbing it in with a clean, white towel. Then, I'd use another clean towel to dab and dry the headliner.
Any ideas?
I have some slight stains and discoloration on my headliner. Is there a way to clean it without removing the headliner?
I've thought of using Tide diluted in water and just rubbing it in with a clean, white towel. Then, I'd use another clean towel to dab and dry the headliner.
Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
Thanks for the reply man
What exactly is "All-Purpose Cleaner"?
Is that an actual brand? Or just something I should look for on the bottle?
What exactly is "All-Purpose Cleaner"?
Is that an actual brand? Or just something I should look for on the bottle?
you have to dilute it.
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Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
The green dyes in the cleaner won't stain the headliner with it's own green color?
Last thing I want is a Hulk Green headliner
Last thing I want is a Hulk Green headliner
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Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
Alright, I've been searching around the forums. Still gotta check Tech to see if they have anything on this, but I'm sure some other people might be interested.
I have some slight stains and discoloration on my headliner. Is there a way to clean it without removing the headliner?
I've thought of using Tide diluted in water and just rubbing it in with a clean, white towel. Then, I'd use another clean towel to dab and dry the headliner.
Any ideas?
I have some slight stains and discoloration on my headliner. Is there a way to clean it without removing the headliner?
I've thought of using Tide diluted in water and just rubbing it in with a clean, white towel. Then, I'd use another clean towel to dab and dry the headliner.
Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by z350boy
Ever think about covering the headliner with vinyl or some other material?? You can pick a color you like ( other than gray..wtf did they do that for...) and with vinyl it's easy to clean. I am going to do mine in black vinyl>>> like it should have come from the factory!!!!!
Thanks a bunch Superblack! I'm gonna run to Walmart and see if they have this stuff.
How much Vodka do you add to the diluted mixture? Does it help clean stains?
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