What Causes Yellow Spots on the Interior Roof Lining of a New Car?
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Yellow spots appearing on the interior roof lining of a car may be caused by slight water seepage from the roof. It is necessary to promptly check whether there is any water seepage or leakage on the car roof, and then use glue for thermal bonding to remove the stains. Below are specific methods for dealing with moldy car interiors: Knitted Velvet Interior: First, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and mold from the surface of the interior, then clean it with a specialized car interior cleaner. After spraying, the interior can be dried with a blower, or the car can be driven into the sun to dry. Leather Interior: Wipe the interior with a cloth and cleaning agent, then let it air dry naturally. Alternatively, you can turn on the car's heating mode to dry it. Genuine Leather Interior: Genuine leather interiors require regular maintenance. When cleaning, use neutral or alkaline cleaners and avoid using highly irritating mold removers to prevent corrosion of the interior. After cleaning, let it air dry naturally (avoid exposing the car to direct sunlight).