Does anyone have any recommendations on how to or what to use to clean you're roof upholstery?

 

a lot of people have read the thread no one seems to feel like commenting so i will. i would guess you can use the same type of cleaner as you would on the seats but your best bet is to go to a autozone or something and ask them. either that or get some sort of per mice cleaner because the headliner feels like its made of rats furr

 

chilli.....put a little or a lot on there (Doesnt really matter) and you will never see that stain again.

 

when in doubt, warm, soapy water

 

wam water with dish detergent, make it semi wet on a rag.

clean all that junk right out.

i have my windows open on highways, all that junk gets on there. I've recently clean it out, looks brand new.

 

bump for a good topic

 

just have to scrub it.

they tend to come out pretty easily

 

what do u use to clean the seats??

 

im thinkin about make a carbon fiber roof upholstery

 

how to do it? i've scotch guarded mine everytime i vacuum - but **** still sticks

 

yeh, scotch guard doesn't work that well for some reason.

i think you actually have to soak it or something.

seats, same thing with the rag.

but you should take it to a detailer and have it shampooed.

it'll clean all the junk that's embedded on it.



yeh, i've been wanting a black suade ceiling as well. that or sandblasted aluminum ceiling.

 

What do you do to get your roof upholstery dirty? Mine is still as good as new. Unless your are 6'6" with soul glo in your hair there isn't any reason why it shouldn't be clean.

 

how many miles do you have on your car?

i have my window open, gone to a lot of places, 45k miles, it got dirty.

 

I have under 13k. I drive with the windows open as well, I hate driving with the AC. Loss of power. But there are times when you have no choice. Then again I don't drive through many dirt roads.

 

yeh, that and atlanta's pretty nasty city.

i've gone up to few remote mountain roads before.

i have a picture of this rocky dirt road that not even most trucks go up, way up in the mountains.

that was something.