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You beat me to the punch, my headliner is completely free of any dirt or debris other than that one spot, I never open my windows ever. I am excited to try this stuff, as I have never heard of it until today.

Edit:As someone mentioned Folex. I just saw Folex is available at Home Depot, I was unaware. From what I read, that stuff seems to be the best thing to use since it is designed specifically for spot/stain removal, without residue etc. Is this the stuff? Folex 36 oz. Carpet Spot Remover-FSR36 -...

Thanks for the advice. I LOVE oxyclean, but I was concerned it may discolor or bleach the headliner in that spot or leave a ring. Do you think if I use distilled water mixed with woolite and a clean white terry towel applicator pad, that would work? I want to do the least amount of collateral...

here is the spot I got a picture the best I could

This gives you an idea, I couldn't get the camera to focus in on the other spot because of the angle and lighting.

Thanks for the input everyone, I will take some pictures this morning.

I recently took my car into have the sunroof motor replaced, in the process I am assuming some of the black grease that is on the guides got onto my headliner. There is a small black dot, and a few very light fingerprint marks here and there. Rather than have the dealership clean it, I thought...

I stopped before I went any further without asking questions about the effect of the wheel clear vs. car finish clear, and what would happen if I used a product with more cut to it than a mild polish.

I'll have to get them tomorrow, it's dusk here now and the lighting is terrible. But I'm on it!

That's what I thought, I had read a few things about it actually being a polymer type coating similar to plastic (causes the haze effect) What about wet sanding with 1500 grit if none of the other methods work to my liking? Sound dangerous? I don't want to go to deep and screw up the nice...

Hello, I had a piece of crud that got onto the tire machine and scratched the outside circumference of the wheel. I did them myself, so I am the only one to be held liable.The wheels are OEM machined bare aluminum finish with a clear coat. The scratch isnt actually all that bad but it is...

I don't know how much I trust gasoline, although I know it works great and I am sure that coating is fuel resistant I would rather use the least aggressive method first. I think I may try that XENIT stuff, they have a store by my house that sells it, and if all else fails it still serves a...

I got most of it off, but that rubber coating is so soft I don't wanna keep rubbing on it with anything hard. I think the pressure washer is 2800 its a gas powered one that belongs to my dad. I didn't wanna mess with it too much and use the wrong tip and make the problem worse than it is. It def...

I somehow ran over white road paint, which is weird because I am a very cautious driver, but it happened. I got most of it off with a plastic tinting squeegee, WD-40 and a pressure washer. There is still little white dots here and there that I will go back and get off when time allows. The...

Just gotta keep them swirl and scratch free aka my second non paying job!

Sorta true, just gotta get over the pollen and dust. Nothing looks better than a polished black car though!

I think it definitely helps better than anything I tried, but it didnt blow me away like I thought it would

If I polish the coating won't it be removed somewhat? And should I follow up with Reload to rejuvinate the coating?

Done all of this or equivalent...

I have had CQF on my car for about a month and a half now, and have washed it about a half dozen times. I want to start with the pros that I have noticed... PROS Sheets water like the water is afraid to touch the car Sort of self cleans, the pollen doesn't make my black car yellow sort of...