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Cleaning headliners
Posted by Rich Larcinese
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Cleaning headliners December 01, 2004 01:03AM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 45 |
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Re: Cleaning headliners December 02, 2004 07:03PM |
<HTML>Rich,
Headliners seem to be easy to clean. We use a mild interior cleaner (in a squirt bottle) or sometimes we just spray our extractor soap lightly onto the headliner. Then, just wipe down with a clean dry towel. That almost always gets them clean for us. Just don't get carried away with getting the liner too wet. I've never had a headliner fall down on us, but it could happen. If the headliner is really dusty, you may want to blow compressed air on the headliner first to remove some of the dry dirt. You could vacuum too, but be very careful not to tear the headliner with your vacuum's nozzle.
It is amazing what you can find on a headliner!
Best regards,
Robert Csukker
www.americanautoshine.com</HTML>
Headliners seem to be easy to clean. We use a mild interior cleaner (in a squirt bottle) or sometimes we just spray our extractor soap lightly onto the headliner. Then, just wipe down with a clean dry towel. That almost always gets them clean for us. Just don't get carried away with getting the liner too wet. I've never had a headliner fall down on us, but it could happen. If the headliner is really dusty, you may want to blow compressed air on the headliner first to remove some of the dry dirt. You could vacuum too, but be very careful not to tear the headliner with your vacuum's nozzle.
It is amazing what you can find on a headliner!
Best regards,
Robert Csukker
www.americanautoshine.com</HTML>
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Re: Cleaning headliners December 03, 2004 04:12AM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 45 |
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