Cleaning a convertible headliner?
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I read in another post somewhere that Jaguar recommends that we should use rubbing alcohol.
I tried a mixture of rubbing alcohol and distilled water and was underwhelmed with the results.
I would worry about the brake cleaner compromising the integrity of the cloth headliner over time.
Has anyone used it over a long period or more than once and what were the results.
I've got to work up my trust factor to give the brake cleaner a shot but it is the knowledge of this forum that has helped me out on numerous occasions.
I tried a mixture of rubbing alcohol and distilled water and was underwhelmed with the results.
I would worry about the brake cleaner compromising the integrity of the cloth headliner over time.
Has anyone used it over a long period or more than once and what were the results.
I've got to work up my trust factor to give the brake cleaner a shot but it is the knowledge of this forum that has helped me out on numerous occasions.
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When I first purchased mine the headliner was also dirty, along with a few stains. I first used a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and loose dirt. Sprayed the fabric with foaming carpet cleaner and rubbed it into the fabric. For the stains I pre-treated them with "Awsome", very effective with grease. Let it dry and vacuumed again. Came out very clean and new looking. Awsome can be purchased at any dollar store
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