[Tomko]

Water stains are very hard to get out.

You could make it a lot worse. Especially on that light colour. I'd recommend that you go around to a few pros for help. Expect to pay $50-60 to have it dealt with correctly. But get at least two opinions if not three.

 

[Eddy Cruze]

Steam Cleaned by a Professional Detailer

 

[Gus_Mahn]

I use non-amonia aeresol glass cleaner. I scrub it with a soft brush after spraying a wet coat, wipe the excess off with a clean microfiber, and then blow the wetness/dirt out with compressed air and a blowgun. I hold a rag in front of the blowgun to catch the mist blown out of the cover. Works great and dries quickly.

 

[its a syn]

Use scotch guard upolstery cleaner. I have had good results.

 

[obermd]

Eddy beat me to it - you need to steam clean it. Either a professional cleaner or someone who really knows what they're doing.

 

[DKovac12]

thanks for the input guys!

 

[jmsanti]

Try using Folex also. It works good in removing most kinds of stain.

 

[anthonysmith93]

I third steam/professionals cleaning it...I had water stains on the light grey interior of my old car....tried cleaning it (with SEVERAL cleaners following instructions) scotch guard, spot shot, home remedies.....all I got was a bigger stain.

 

[Dutch_89]

I used to clean interiors at a large used car chain, the steam cleaning is the best way. Its quick and easy and the only sure way to get a stain of that appearance out of your interior.