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Tilex works well for me. Be careful as it will bleach some material
dyes. Test on a small area first. Ventilation is the key for keeping the mildew down. Anything you can do to assure airflow through the cabin during storage will help. JR Kirk wrote: My boat has this fuzzy (aka crappy) headliner material that is showing blackness in corners, etc. Does anyone have a good cleaner or tips \tricks for tackling this stuff? A stiff scrub brush won't work as it will just chew up the material. I've tried canned carpet cleaners, but they don't make a dent. Help!! Signed, Soggy in Seattle -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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