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Old 04-01-2008, 11:30 AM
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Cleaning up the interior.. headliner, seats..

I'm at a loss for interior detailing...

What can I use to attack my dirty headliner, it has a few dirt smudges and this ugly streak thats made up of some oily grime.

How about the Mini's door panels or that grey/white plastic that is used on the A-pillars? Would 303 work the best here? I have a few grimy/oily smudges here and I cant seem to wipe them off.

And of course, the seats.. I feel my seats (cloth, not leather) need a deep wash but all of those foam seat cleaners look pretty crappy, would steam cleaning really work?

Much obliged to be pointed in the right direction here...

Mike
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