Awesome! Careful spraying your headliner. If you saturate it to much it could start to sag. Well that's what happened in older cars. Another good trick is baby wipes. They clean headliners and seats pretty good in a pinch.
Cleaning Stains on Headliner and Upholstery
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Hello,
I have a 2007 V that was the family car for 3 years. In that time the kids did a number on the headliner and upholstery in the back. Since the car is now my daily driver I looked around for a miracle fix for the many stains in the car. Alas! I think I found it.
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Scotch Guard Oxy. I bought it at Wal Mart for about $7.00 dollars.
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Here is a good example of the damage to the headliner. This is chocolate milk and other liquids. I took the Scotch Guard and soaked the area. As soon as the cleaner landed on the surface it began working. I simply rubbed with a white terrycloth and the stains were gone.
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Here is the after photo of the area. I cleaned my entire headliner and the seats. I will post some photos of the seats at a later time. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking to clean food stains from their upholstery. After applying the cleaner there might be some bleach aroma, but it goes away as soon as the surface dries completely.
I have a 2007 V that was the family car for 3 years. In that time the kids did a number on the headliner and upholstery in the back. Since the car is now my daily driver I looked around for a miracle fix for the many stains in the car. Alas! I think I found it.
Scotch Guard Oxy. I bought it at Wal Mart for about $7.00 dollars.
Here is a good example of the damage to the headliner. This is chocolate milk and other liquids. I took the Scotch Guard and soaked the area. As soon as the cleaner landed on the surface it began working. I simply rubbed with a white terrycloth and the stains were gone.
Here is the after photo of the area. I cleaned my entire headliner and the seats. I will post some photos of the seats at a later time. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking to clean food stains from their upholstery. After applying the cleaner there might be some bleach aroma, but it goes away as soon as the surface dries completely.
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Well that is impressive.... can you explain that how you use that? Because these stains like completely gone. It rolled my head.. because I was thinking that only mother's detailing products have best results but its also have a good impression. Thanks for sharing your experience.Hello,
I have a 2007 V that was the family car for 3 years. In that time the kids did a number on the headliner and upholstery in the back. Since the car is now my daily driver I looked around for a miracle fix for the many stains in the car. Alas! I think I found it.
![]()
Scotch Guard Oxy. I bought it at Wal Mart for about $7.00 dollars.
![]()
Here is a good example of the damage to the headliner. This is chocolate milk and other liquids. I took the Scotch Guard and soaked the area. As soon as the cleaner landed on the surface it began working. I simply rubbed with a white terrycloth and the stains were gone.
![]()
Here is the after photo of the area. I cleaned my entire headliner and the seats. I will post some photos of the seats at a later time. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking to clean food stains from their upholstery. After applying the cleaner there might be some bleach aroma, but it goes away as soon as the surface dries completely.
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