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Over the winter I got some muddy water on the fender liners of my Evora. Unfortunately they seem to be a felt-type material, so I'm not really sure how to clean them.

The mud is pretty caked on there, any ideas?
 

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I hope it's not real felt, but where a normal car would have plastic, this is a fabric or fabric like material. I never paid much attention until it got dirty. I'm guessing it's lighter than plastic.

I'm worried soaking it with water is a bad idea, but who would build a car with fender liners than get ruined by water?

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It's heavier than some plastic liners I have plus seems that it will get heavy when wet.
 

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I hope it's not real felt, but where a normal car would have plastic, this is a fabric or fabric like material. I never paid much attention until it got dirty. I'm guessing it's lighter than plastic.

I'm worried soaking it with water is a bad idea, but who would build a car with fender liners than get ruined by water?

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My BMW has the same liner material on the rear wheels as my Lotus. Water is not a problem, it does soak into the material but drains off when standing. No different to driving in the rain!
 
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