Headliner cleaning

[Kee Fuller]

Any good products to recommend for cleaning the headliner? I have pen marks and other crap up there

 

[XEALOT]

Any good products to recommend for cleaning the headliner? I have pen marks and other crap up there

I use this stuff at my detail shop all of the time. It works great on headliners... I’m not positive about it removing ink though. I think it should work fine, I’ve used it to easily remove grease stains off of light tan headliners.

http://www.prowax.com/cleaners/C-54_Upholstery_Carpet_Cleaner.html

 

[Tonyrodz]

A detailer friend of mine actually uses a household bathroom bleach spray to clean headliners. He cleaned a light gray headliner that had soda, dirt, fingerprints and ink stains on it. He sprayed it on a rag first then rubbed it down in sections. Came out AMAZING! I wouldn't spray it directly on the headliner.

 

[Kee Fuller]

A detailer friend of mine actually uses a household bathroom bleach spray to clean headliners. He cleaned a light gray headliner that had soda, dirt, fingerprints and ink stains on it. He sprayed it on a rag first then rubbed it down in sections. Came out AMAZING! I wouldn't spray it directly on the headliner.

name of the spray?

 

[Kee Fuller]

I use this stuff at my detail shop all of the time. It works great on headliners... I’m not positive about it removing ink though. I think it should work fine, I’ve used it to easily remove grease stains off of light tan headliners.

http://www.prowax.com/cleaners/C-54_Upholstery_Carpet_Cleaner.html

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perfect!

 

[Tonyrodz]

name of the spray?

Can't think of it right now, but it's the name brand bleach cleaner bathroom spray. It's in a white trigger spray bottle.

 

[XEALOT]

A detailer friend of mine actually uses a household bathroom bleach spray to clean headliners. He cleaned a light gray headliner that had soda, dirt, fingerprints and ink stains on it. He sprayed it on a rag first then rubbed it down in sections. Came out AMAZING! I wouldn't spray it directly on the headliner.

As a detailer, I generally stick to products manufactured for auto applications, to ensure the safety of the car, and make the best end result.

 

[Tonyrodz]

He works for a small used car dealer, And they're cheap. So you know how that goes, They don't want to spend money on real car cleaning products, So my buddy has to improvise.

 

[trevcda]

I used to use a Sprayway Foaming Glass Cleaner for that kind thing. It was really good about pulling odors and nicotine out of fabrics. Also great at shining chrome and (surprise) cleaning glass.

 

[trevcda]

Spray it on and let it foam and soak in a bit to loosen up things and then wipe it off. Repeat as needed. As with any new product, test it in a small inconspicuous area first, but I've never had an issue with it.