cleaning ecru headliner
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cleaning ecru headliner
So let's hear it...
After about 10 months of daily driving in the city w all windows down and sunroof open, my white headliner is starting to look not so fresh. As you could imagine...
What's my best bet here?
The front sides of the b pillars seems to be the hardest hit with road grime.
After about 10 months of daily driving in the city w all windows down and sunroof open, my white headliner is starting to look not so fresh. As you could imagine...
What's my best bet here?
The front sides of the b pillars seems to be the hardest hit with road grime.
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ok, ill try the magic eraser.
the sides of my b-pillar are so bad. its basically a dulled out dark grey/pink from failed cleaning attempts.
ive literally driven in miami traffic everyday with all windows down and the sunroof open since the day i signed my lease. couldnt even tell you if my A/C works, and ive had the car for 10 months in south florida. the ecru headliner looks like trash.
the sides of my b-pillar are so bad. its basically a dulled out dark grey/pink from failed cleaning attempts.
ive literally driven in miami traffic everyday with all windows down and the sunroof open since the day i signed my lease. couldnt even tell you if my A/C works, and ive had the car for 10 months in south florida. the ecru headliner looks like trash.
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magic eraser will work but remember, even though it is foam (melamine to be precise) it is abrasive (like 4000 grit) so don't scrub in one spot of the colour could come out. Folex is much safer.
Also never use magic erasers on your leather. It will take the coating off eventually.
Also never use magic erasers on your leather. It will take the coating off eventually.
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