interior cleaning question!
01-26-2007, 02:38 PM
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interior cleaning question!
are there any products you guys recommend for cleaning a headliner? i have some dirt on mine near the door pillars.. any help would be nice!
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01-26-2007, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Neothin
meguiar's all purpose cleaner diluted 10:1 with water. spray onto a microfiber towel lightly and rub lightly.
I know you would be the first person to answer that, lol
funny, cause i was just about to PM you about the same thing Harrison,
01-26-2007, 11:13 PM
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02-02-2007, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by malloynx
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02-03-2007, 07:51 AM
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hey u guys quick question
my friend puked in my car today ( so ____ed) ne way i cleaned it but there is still a little stain. Is there ne way i can clean it up i didnt have much time do it because it was very late at night and it was freezing. there isnt ne smell or nething but im still worried about it. =/
my friend puked in my car today ( so ____ed) ne way i cleaned it but there is still a little stain. Is there ne way i can clean it up i didnt have much time do it because it was very late at night and it was freezing. there isnt ne smell or nething but im still worried about it. =/
02-03-2007, 11:36 PM
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Try a little Woolite or Prestone upholstery cleaner and a damp rag. Sonus also sells a complete interior kit. (I like to use white towels so you can see the crud coming up from the fabric).
Spray Woolite or Prestone upholstery cleaner and let it soak in a little bit.Then scrub the area and wipe it with the damp towel. Keep doing this until the stain has been removed then dry completely.
The trick here is to use a "damp" towel as you don't want to saturate the fabric because some of the smell may go into the foam, then you will always have a puke smell when it gets warm in the car.
It may take a few times cleaning the spot but it will come out. Oh one more thing. Once the area is dry sprinkle some baking soda to absorb even more of the smell.
Spray Woolite or Prestone upholstery cleaner and let it soak in a little bit.Then scrub the area and wipe it with the damp towel. Keep doing this until the stain has been removed then dry completely.
The trick here is to use a "damp" towel as you don't want to saturate the fabric because some of the smell may go into the foam, then you will always have a puke smell when it gets warm in the car.
It may take a few times cleaning the spot but it will come out. Oh one more thing. Once the area is dry sprinkle some baking soda to absorb even more of the smell.
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