Head lining cleaning.
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Head lining cleaning.
If your head lining needs to be cleaned try using that new Oxy clean. Put the doseage required in to a spray bottle and spray on to the lining. Let it work it self in for about 5 mins then simply wipe off. It brought up my ZX head lining like new and even removed the previous 10 years worth of cigarette smoke (none smoker my self). [:D]
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This works great but remember to use the doesage stated or even a little less. Cos if u dont you will be cleaning the headlining for weeks trying to get the white stains out. And yes im speaking from experince but i now own a Pug 405 with probably the cleanest headlining in the world (well in places).
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Beware of using this type of product to clean roof linings as any spillages are likely to bleach the colour from the upholstery.
For a safe and effective product mix 2 fluid ounces of hard surface cleaner (Flash or similar) with 2 fluid ounces of quality washing up liquid in a 500ml trigger sprayer. Top up with water. Spray onto the lining or fabric, agitate with a cloth or dishbrush, and wipe off the resulting foam. Allow to dry.
This is a very effective mixture used by many car valeters I supply with cleaning materials.
Stephen
For a safe and effective product mix 2 fluid ounces of hard surface cleaner (Flash or similar) with 2 fluid ounces of quality washing up liquid in a 500ml trigger sprayer. Top up with water. Spray onto the lining or fabric, agitate with a cloth or dishbrush, and wipe off the resulting foam. Allow to dry.
This is a very effective mixture used by many car valeters I supply with cleaning materials.
Stephen
I worked as a valeter for 4 years and now I don't have access to the chemicals I just use vax machine cleaner available from the supermarket made up approx 1:5 in a spray bottle. Spray it on, leave then wipe off. Wear gloves or your hands will chap badly.
Works great for hard surfaces, headlinings and fabric door cards, but you'll need a machine to get your seats clean. It should only cost around £15 to get done professionally and will make a big difference
Works great for hard surfaces, headlinings and fabric door cards, but you'll need a machine to get your seats clean. It should only cost around £15 to get done professionally and will make a big difference