A salvage title cannot be reverted to a clean title, but it can be changed to a rebuilt title after the necessary steps are completed. To get a salvage title cleared, you typically need to complete the following steps, though each state may have its own requirements:

1. Repair the vehicle: have the vehicle repaired to meet the state’s roadworthiness standards.
2. Inspection: schedule an inspection with the relevant authorities. This inspection is to verify ownership of all parts, review all   → required documentation, and ensure that the vehicle is safe and roadworthy.
3. Complete paperwork: fill out the necessary forms and submit the required paperwork for your state, which may include the original title, bill of sale, inspection documents, and photos of the repair work.
4. Apply for rebuilt title: after the inspection, you will need to apply for a rebuilt title, which involves filling out additional forms and paying applicable fees.

Check with your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or relevant authorities for detailed instructions. A salvage title cannot be reverted to a clean title, but it can be changed to a rebuilt title after the necessary steps are completed.