How to Clean the Car Roof Liner?

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DeMalachi
07/29/25 8:40pm
Cleaning steps for the car roof liner are as follows: 1. Remove dust. First, recline the seats and cover them with a towel or seat cover. Then use high-power vacuum cleaners and brushes to extensively clean the roof liner, removing surface dust and dirt that easily falls off; 2. Clean stains. Most vehicles have a sponge liner, which contains a layer of sponge inside. For this type of liner, you can purchase a specialized roof liner cleaner. Generally, dry foam cleaners are the best choice and can be bought online; 3. Inspection. Carefully inspect the corners of the roof liner. If necessary, repeatedly spray foam and scrub. Finally, use a clean cotton cloth to smooth along the direction of the liner's nap, restoring it to its original state.
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