How To Clean Glue Off Headliner

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Removing gum stain from headliner by FieroGTChile87 Started on : 04-28-2013 04:11 AM Replies : 9 (4126 views) Last post by : rogergarrison on 07-thirteen-2015 07:52 PM
Apr 28th, 2013
FieroGTChile87 Member Posts: 457 From: Reading, PA, USA Registered: Oct 2001	I decided to replace my headliner with cloth purchased from the Fiero Store, and all went well, except for one problem; there is a nickle sized mark where the glue bled through in i spot. Does anyone take whatsoever tips on what I tin can do to go it out? Is there any promise?
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jb1 Member Posts: 2141 From: Tullahoma, Tennessee Registered: May 2003	dab lighter fluid on a fabric and light rub the glue spot. might try a scrap piece first make certain it does non discolor cloth ------------------ 87 GT serial i 3800sc (7.597 @88.53 ane.579 60ft) (serial II swap in progress) 85GT Northstar 86GT 3800 n/a
Kevin87FieroGT Fellow member Posts: 1200 From: Michigan Registered: Nov 2010	Or mineral spirits (paint thinner).
Gall757 Member Posts: 10937 From: Holland, MI Registered: Jun 2010	What do you know almost the glue? Odds of success are depression on this....
CC Passenger Member Posts: 2037 From: Cameron Park, Ca Registered: May 2001	If it was just on the surface I would say restriction parts cleaner but considering it's a bleed thru you lot may take a low percentage of success. I agree that I would recreate with some fleck liner and try a few of the suggestions offered showtime.
jb1 Member Posts: 2141 From: Tullahoma, Tennessee Registered: May 2003	Depends on type of glue, if y'all used the droplets tin u will have a better adventure ------------------ 87 GT serial one 3800sc (vii.597 @88.53 ane.579 60ft) (series Two swap in progress) 85GT Northstar 86GT 3800 north/a [This message has been edited by jb1 (edited 04-28-2013).]
FieroGTChile87 Member Posts: 457 From: Reading, PA, United states Registered: Oct 2001	I used "K-Grip" in an aerosol tin which the Fiero Store sent me with the liner material. I didn't have lighter fluid, but found some Goo Gone and dabbed the surface with it. I had some mild success, in that it can withal exist seen, but the stain is no longer white and crusty. I'll have another go at it, and it if proves to be unsuccessful, I'll try some of the other remedies mentioned.
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Matthew_Fiero Member Posts: 2762 From: Winnipeg,Manitoba,Canada Registered: Aug 2001	Lighter fluid works beautifully! Not 100% but unnoticeable to anybody but you lot! Thank you for the tip!
darbysan Member Posts: 949 From: Las Vegas Registered: Oct 2014	My Carpet Cleaner guy uses "Brake Cleaner" to get out nasty stains. I've used it before on my upholstery to spot make clean grease. May non accept any touch on glue, simply as stated effort it on a piece of flake first.
rogergarrison Member Posts: 49601 From: A Western Caribbean Isle/ Columbus, Ohio Registered: Apr 99	The factory and replacement fabrics for headliners is pretty frail. I doubt your going to get any passable results with anything. The textile is very porous and fuzzy. Its nearly impossible to even get some mild dirt out of information technology without rubbing downwards the nap or discoloring information technology. I detail cars, and light color headliners are a nitemare to mess with and seldom look better afterwards. Wish you good luck though. Best gamble is patting...and Non rubbing at all. Fifty-fifty my professional upholstery cleaner machine cant do anything with them.

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