Cleaning headliner for Coupe
Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
Thanks Andrew and Golfdude! While looking at my car care products in the garage, I found, along with Giott's clar bar and Speed Shine, a bottle of Giott's Interior Cleaner for headliner and the like. I am going to try that first. You just spray onto clean cotton cloth and rub gently. Hope it works.
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Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
A mixture of Woolite and water would work good, but seeing that used Griots clay bar on your cars paint, why not pick up some of their Interior cleaner, I highly recommend it. While you're at it, pick up some of their leather conditioner, you can thank me later.
Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
Originally Posted by Aero Blue
A mixture of Woolite and water would work good, but seeing that used Griots clay bar on your cars paint, why not pick up some of their Interior cleaner, I highly recommend it. While you’re at it, pick up some of their leather conditioner, you can thank me later.
However, I need to get a new clay bar. Griot's has a new improved one. I am going to work with the Griot's Interior Cleaner today. I have a couple of spots on the headliner that is driving me nuts...
I thank you, Aero Blue.
Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
I was going to create another post but this one is similar. My window was left cracked a bit and water stains around headliner by the window are the result. Will these water stains come out with the methods posted here?
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MrQue05
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MrQue05
Last edited by MrQue05; 07-03-2006 at 02:12 PM.
Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
Originally Posted by andrew
1 - i use a foam window cleaner (3M or like)... spray it on a towel and rub "lightly" .
2 - tuff stuff from stp... spray it on a towel and rub "lightly".
3 - a moistened wet wipe.
your choice... they all work well for spot cleaning.
2 - tuff stuff from stp... spray it on a towel and rub "lightly".
3 - a moistened wet wipe.
your choice... they all work well for spot cleaning.
Re: Cleaning headliner for Coupe
There are no half measures, the foam on the back of the material is falling apart, I used thumb tacks to hold it up on the vertical face at the back and short self tapping screws in other places.
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