11-19-2008, 06:55 AM
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CF Senior Member 
Member Since: Jan 2004
Location: Ponte Vedra Beach / London State: Dazed and confused
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Headliners:
Require special care and attention, as cloth type headliners are assembled with foam backing and usually glued to a fibre roof panel. If the headliner becomes wet, it can cause the head liner to delaminate and fall down.
•An interior cleaner (303™ Fabric & Vinyl Cleaner) should be used. Spray onto a terry towel and wipe very gently
•Do not spray directly onto head lining. Wipe lightly making sure not to leave headliner wet. Inspect and re-clean as necessary. It is better to clean twice, rather than to allow the head liner to get too wet. An alcohol based aerosol glass cleaner may also work for this operation because of its quick evaporation. Vinyl headliners should be cleaned the same way.
•Lightly brush the headliner with a horsehair brush, they have very soft bristles that are gentle and is specially made for headliners or leather surfaces, this will loosen dust / dirt and make vacuuming easier
•Do not use a stiff brush as you may snag or tear the headliner material
•Lightly vacuum the headliner to remove loose dust
•Spray 303™ Cleaner & Spot Remover on to a 100% cotton terry towel
•Cleaning the headliner a quarter section at a time, use very light and even pressure on the towel to work the cleaner into the fabric. Do not saturate the material or use much pressure on the towel
•Use a fresh, clean damp, 100% cotton terry towel to remove the soil / dirt
•Frequently rinse the towel in clean warm water to ensure all dirt / soil is removed
•If the vehicle is fitted with a sunroof, open it a couple of inches, as dust builds up at the front edge.
•Clean this area before closing the sunroof and proceeding to the rear of the sunroof
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