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Old 08-07-2010, 11:07 AM   #1
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I have a couple black streaked marks on my sunroof interior that I have never noticed till now. Because it is cloth; what product would be good to remove this "stain" without harming it?

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I'd probably recommend some upholstery cleaner on a clean cloth. I don't know if it's streaks over a large area or just a few small streaks but perhaps spray a bit of cleaner onto the cloth and try to blot out the stains?
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You can use pretty much any upholstery cleaner, we recommend AG Interior Shampoo. With headliners, mist the cleaner onto the area and gently wipe with a MF towel. Most headliners are held up with water soluble glue so don't saturate the area. A moderate amount of moisture is ok, just don't go crazy. Better off to try a bit, let it dry and go over it again if need be.
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