I got caught in one of the UK's recent downpours where the spots of rain are the size of golf *****. I managed to get the hood up (doesn't it take an age when it's raining on your head?!) before getting soaked but the headlining now has numerous water spots. I guess the rain is showing how grubby the material has become over the years so it needs a clean.
Is there a preferred method please?

 

Your owner's handbook recommends what is called in the US, rubbing alcohol. I tried the rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and almost passed out. Guess I should have used Scotch. I now use the spray brake cleaner which does no damage and instantly evaporates taking any stain with it. Proper ventilation is a must either way.

 

Very interesting, portable DryCleaning for the liner.. hmm

 

Hi
In the uk I use meths and it works very well.

 

Smoggy, Can you please share how you apply it? Do you just wet a lint free cloth and rub it out? thanks,

John

 

Yes that's exactly it. You will need a number of clean cloths and don't let the headliner get too wet.

It can take a couple of visits. Letting it dry in between.

 

Febreeze works well.