Headliner cleaner for my B8

[RLwantsS5]

Anyone have any suggestions and how to do it? I have some black streaks on my beige headliner. Its a porous material so I am iffy on using a brush. Should i try steaming? Im concerned about heating the glue and having it come un done.

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[2by2handsofblue]

How did you get blk streaks? Pics?

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[RLwantsS5]

I sure do! I have no idea where the black streak came from. But the sunvisors are pissing me off. Im scared to use a brush.132532132533132534132535

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[2by2handsofblue]

Wow! That is strange.
A leak from the sun roof?

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[RLwantsS5]

Wow! That is strange.
A leak from the sun roof?

Sent from my SM-G965U1 using TapatalkThe sunvisors are just dirt from me constantly putting them down to hold up my sunshade here in FL. The other smears i dunno i just wanna clean it.

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[BR11S4]

I would use Duragloss 451 Fabric and Carpet Cleaner. Amazing stuff and wont soak your healiner.

Duragloss 451 Fabric and Carpet Cleaner, Aerosol Foam, 1 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DSNN9EK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_5l3qDbP2W9YWE

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[treginginco]

Resolve and a soft bristle brush...... works wonders.


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[Pillow]

Get some detailers brushes and some mild soap (many choices here on soap). Work the dirt area into a little lather then blot off with a microfiber rag. Done. The soap and brush work the dirt up, then the microfiber towel removes the yuck. Note blot, not rub around!

Key is a good set of brushes. Plus a good set will be able to clean all sorts of small nooks later, so worth 10-15 for a good set.

[RLwantsS5]

Get some detailers brushes and some mild soap (many choices here on soap). Work the dirt area into a little lather then blot off with a microfiber rag. Done. The soap and brush work the dirt up, then the microfiber towel removes the yuck. Note blot, not rub around!

Key is a good set of brushes. Plus a good set will be able to clean all sorts of small nooks later, so worth 10-15 for a good set.Appreciate you. Thanks. Will attempt.

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[sixgun95]

303 Fabric Cleaner and a soft horse hair brush. Both can be ordered from autogeek.net If that doesn't work use a convertible top cleaner, like RaggTopp would be my next step. My bet is the 303 will work great.

[RLwantsS5]

303 Fabric Cleaner and a soft horse hair brush. Both can be ordered from autogeek.net If that doesn't work use a convertible top cleaner, like RaggTopp would be my next step. My bet is the 303 will work great.Can i get a link? The 303 fabric cleaner on amazon has horrible reviews. Not sure im looking at correct product.137126

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[henri12]

I use Magic Eraser for removing tough spots.