Comments on: How to Clean a Car Headliner http://www.cartechautoparts.com/clean-car-headliner/ Tech info and suppliers database for auto parts and car accessories. Tue, 25 Oct 2011 11:10:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Laura Steinbach http://www.cartechautoparts.com/clean-car-headliner/comment-page-1/#comment-1892 Laura Steinbach Wed, 24 Nov 2010 01:26:30 +0000 http://www.cartechautoparts.com/?p=229#comment-1892 We have an old car and the headliner has been redone in the past 10 years - but with a leak at the front windshield moisture has entered the car and we have done a major clean-up job but on the sides at the edges near the back window -the panels right above the corners before the back deck have a bad stain.We tried some diluted bleach with caution it has lifted it some but is there any thing else not so harsh? And what is a dry cleaning pad? A brand name would help. And thank you for this opportunity to ask my question. Laura S. We have an old car and the headliner has been redone in the past 10 years - but with a leak at the front windshield moisture has entered the car and we have done a major clean-up job but on the sides at the edges near the back window -the panels right above the corners before the back deck have a bad stain.We tried some diluted bleach with caution it has lifted it some but is there any thing else not so harsh? And what is a dry cleaning pad? A brand name would help. And thank you for this opportunity to ask my question. Laura S.

]]> By: Ch http://www.cartechautoparts.com/clean-car-headliner/comment-page-1/#comment-1288 Ch Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:41:34 +0000 http://www.cartechautoparts.com/?p=229#comment-1288 Mike try leaving an open container of baking soda in vehicle changing it out frequently; you can also sprinkle it on the soft surfaces that you won't be sitting on and vacuum up later. Or a cup of vinegar someplace stable when not driving. Shampoo any carpet or soft seats; may take more than once if really strong scent. Leave your windows down when possible too just to get airflow. I had the same problem with my first car and got it out with a couple months of persistence. Mike try leaving an open container of baking soda in vehicle changing it out frequently; you can also sprinkle it on the soft surfaces that you won't be sitting on and vacuum up later. Or a cup of vinegar someplace stable when not driving. Shampoo any carpet or soft seats; may take more than once if really strong scent. Leave your windows down when possible too just to get airflow. I had the same problem with my first car and got it out with a couple months of persistence.

]]> By: mike jacob http://www.cartechautoparts.com/clean-car-headliner/comment-page-1/#comment-721 mike jacob Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:18:13 +0000 http://www.cartechautoparts.com/?p=229#comment-721 Your article does not mention the most common problem with stains/smell of a roof lining i.e. cigarette smoke, I have just inherited a car that obviously someone has smoked in for long periods and I was hoping for advice on how to rid the car of the stains and the repelant smell of nicotine! unfortunatly to no avail. Mike J Your article does not mention the most common problem with stains/smell of a roof lining i.e. cigarette smoke, I have just inherited a car that obviously someone has smoked in for long periods and I was hoping for advice on how to rid the car of the stains and the repelant smell of nicotine! unfortunatly to no avail.

Mike J

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