
Clean headlighning???
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eldarvanyar
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How do I clean the headlighning, my one has what looks like small black mars on it, I can't find anything to shift it


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e36boy
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You could take it out and steam clean it, but its a bitch to get back in, or you could use some interior cleaner, dont know what the marks are so not sure what will get them out.
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eldarvanyar
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Thanks steve, I did try steam cleaning it in situ but it didn't work. If I was to take it out I would rather put a black msport one in.
I have tryde some Halfrauds cleaner but that didn't do it either.
Are there any details on changing the headlighning on the zone or web?
I have tryde some Halfrauds cleaner but that didn't do it either.
Are there any details on changing the headlighning on the zone or web?
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Chris-W
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alan325i
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Soapy water and a nail brush and a bit of elbow greese added 

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eldarvanyar
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I Chris I have sent you a pmChris-W wrote:The recently mentioned Autoglym soft-top cleaner kit is good for cleaning roof linings as well.
Let me know if you decide to go for a black headlining as I have one I'm about to remove.
Cheers,
Chris
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e30bemer
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When mine was dirty i used TFR, and it come up a treat, as above some elbow grease is also needed!!



