It was really easy with the stuff that I used, and even with my 6 or 7 cigarette burns up there, didn't tear those holes any larger or anything.  Note that I did not use the included brush applicator that came on the can of Turtle Wax Interior Carpet Cleaner, I broke that off of the cap and sprayed the headliner, then rubbed down (lightly scrubbed) the area with a small microfiber pad (small round sponge covered in microfiber cloth that was like $4 @ Walmart).  I have a feeling that the brush applicator would tear the headliner, as the bristles are plastic, but any sponge or soft cloth should work.  Spray it on, rub it in, and run a vacuum across it once it's dry (honestly, you could probably skip that part, didn't seem to do much on the headliner, though is necessary for carpet), and you're done!  One application was all it took to get the water stains out, I next time I clean it I'm gonna re-apply and scrub some smaller areas that still show light stains (which used to be much worse), but all in all it does a real good job.


I'll have to do that when I get a chance...  you mean I have to actually organize my thoughts so people can understand me? ^_^ :mellow:

I had to detail my Silverado and I used "Spot Shot" on my headliner and carpet. It worked wonders. It got out all of the old spots that the detailer could not get out. Plus it's only $1 at Dollar Tree.

I'll have to try the Spot Shot on mine, I picked up a small carpet cleaner I use on the floor boards, with a little rug cleaner. That seems to really work for the road salt that gets tracked in drring the winter time