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Old 11-05-2007, 08:00 PM   #1
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our 2004 storm has a carpeted ceiling. where the carpet is seamed together we are getting black streaks along the seam as well as getting black around the chill grills on the a/c's.
why are we getting these marks and we have tried carpet cleaner but only lightens them but does not remove them. is there a way to remove these black marks and keep them from coming back? thanks

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our 2004 storm has a carpeted ceiling. where the carpet is seamed together we are getting black streaks along the seam as well as getting black around the chill grills on the a/c's.
why are we getting these marks and we have tried carpet cleaner but only lightens them but does not remove them. is there a way to remove these black marks and keep them from coming back? thanks

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Hmm...I most likely have the same ceiling as you do, and no black stains at the seams...the rig had a stain on the side of the forward air conditioner housing from a leak (it looked like), but regular automotive upholstery cleaner removed it, and it doesn't leak there now.

Not sure what's happening to you, but doesn't sound right.
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