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Thanks I will give it a try.

Thanks for explaining how to use the woolite. I am like you I wish my headliner was not the cloth type either. Especially with it being so old and I am afraid to do anything with it. Unfortunately the previous owner did not take care of it.

This is actually a two part question. I am brand new to this forum. I have noticed a lot of people like using a woolite and water mixture for cleaning the carpet and fabric seats in their cars. But once you mix it and spray it I was wondering what you do? Do you scrub it in, blot it, let it dry...

Thanks everyone for all the help and advice. Do you know where I can buy nevrdull? Also is it safe on all metal including aluminum?

You are probably right about the brushed aluminum. They have the feel of something like that. Any suggestions for those pieces?

If you mean like a plastic coating over the leather, no it is not coated. It is an older car, but the best I can tell it is natural leather with no coating

What method do you use when you use the Woolite mixture? After spraying what do you do? Blot? Scrub? Also on an old car is it really safe to spray anything on the headliners? I am always afraid it will make it seperate and begin to hang?

I have a 1991 Chevy Caprice Classic that I bought a few months ago. I don't know about newer cars, but the leather needed a good cleaning and conditioning. I used Meguiars cleaner/conditioner and after the first use, what a world of difference. Since than I use it every two to three weeks and...

I just recently bought a 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis. It was obviously neglected. It has a lot of metal parts, such as chrome bumpers and metal trim around the windows and door. These are probably softer metals more like aluminum I guess. Besides the bumpers the rest of the metal has no shine...