Headliner Crud?

You sure those aren't [MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] "tracks"? That stuff is really hard to get off. Ha ha "get off" ... I slay me.

Well now that [MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] finally got his childishness out of the way...:ban: You believe that guy?:der:

To EVERYONE else...

Thanks for all the suggestions!

I already tried the vacuum- doesn't even faze it, and IMO getting it wet is completely out of the question because it will definitely leave watermarks.

I'm gonna try the Nature's Miracle, thanks [MENTION=119442]tristero[/MENTION] !
I already have that stuff and it does work great- didn't even consider it for this though. I'll report back.

Thanks again
 
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Definitely don't soak it with like water and a wet rag or anything like that. The fabric will de-laminate from the backing and then you are screwed. I've seen people do that and it ain't pretty.

Wiki recommends a water/vinegar solution applied judiciously. I would test a very small spot in an inconspicuous area first.

I don't even want to know what a new headliner would cost.
 
[MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] did you ever get a chance to try the Nature's Miracle? I'm interested if it worked or not.
 
[MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] did you ever get a chance to try the Nature's Miracle? I'm interested if it worked or not.

It works like magic! Problem is it makes the areas surrounding it that didn't look dirty, look dirty.:bounce:

I only did a few spots so far but it took the dirt right off there easily with no drama.
 
It works like magic! Problem is it makes the areas surrounding it that didn't look dirty, look dirty.:bounce:

I only did a few spots so far but it took the dirt right off there easily with no drama.

Do you think you could do the whole liner and use a Shop Vac? Mine is horrible is likely the worst headliner you have ever seen. I am thinking of pulling and trying to fab a new one from something more durable...still searching for a solution, so if anyone has a suggestion, let me know.
 

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