crossfire headliner... help
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crossfire headliner... help
Has anyone cleaned the headliner in the crossfire yet? if so what did you use. there are plenty of products out there but i want to use one that has been proven... the material making up the used seems sensitive... thanks
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Re: crossfire headliner... help
I have used "tuff stuff" interior cleaner to remove fingerprints but have not cleaned the whole thing...
I would only use as much as necessary to remove the dirty spots.
It worked great.
Let us know if you find something better.
I have thought about covering it with material to match the seats...
I don't like the fact that it does not match the interior.
I would only use as much as necessary to remove the dirty spots.
It worked great.
Let us know if you find something better.
I have thought about covering it with material to match the seats...
I don't like the fact that it does not match the interior.
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Re: crossfire headliner... help
tuff stuff carpet cleaner will work well... however... spray the product on a soft terry cloth towel and rub lightly on the headliner... let the product do the work... just don't get too aggressive & don't spray any products directly onto the headliner.
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Re: crossfire headliner... help
Originally Posted by andrew
tuff stuff carpet cleaner will work well... however... spray the product on a soft terry cloth towel and rub lightly on the headliner... let the product do the work... just don't get too aggressive & don't spray any products directly onto the headliner.
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Hi
After the last servicing by the dealer, there were several spots on the liner. Which I believe where from the J--k---s's hat. I used a liquid dish detergent (to cut the grease).
But just put it on a clean dish towel and dab, dab, dab. --- Let sit 10 mins. and rinse with clean water, dab, dab.
After the last servicing by the dealer, there were several spots on the liner. Which I believe where from the J--k---s's hat. I used a liquid dish detergent (to cut the grease).
But just put it on a clean dish towel and dab, dab, dab. --- Let sit 10 mins. and rinse with clean water, dab, dab.
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Re: crossfire headliner... help
Originally Posted by vet4scuba
Hi
After the last servicing by the dealer, there were several spots on the liner. Which I believe where from the J--k---s's hat. I used a liquid dish detergent (to cut the grease).
But just put it on a clean dish towel and dab, dab, dab. --- Let sit 10 mins. and rinse with clean water, dab, dab.
After the last servicing by the dealer, there were several spots on the liner. Which I believe where from the J--k---s's hat. I used a liquid dish detergent (to cut the grease).
But just put it on a clean dish towel and dab, dab, dab. --- Let sit 10 mins. and rinse with clean water, dab, dab.
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