38—BODY AND SHEET METAL
CHRYSLER SERVICE MANUAL
solution containing one-half of 1% of a non-
alkaline detergent. Thus, if the nature of stain-
ing matter can only be guessed at and a dry
cleaning fluid does not remove the stain, it
should then be cleaned with a one-half of 1%
solution of a detergent in water, or vice-versa.
Some of the more common upholstery stains
can be removed as follows:
Type of
Seat Material
Fabric
Type of Soil
Oil,
Grease, Tar
Trim Cement
Cleaners
Recommended
MOPAR Fabric Cleaner
Part #680183
Fabric
Fabric
Candy, Ice Cream,
Soda, Catsup,
Mustard
Dirt
Vinyl and real
leather
Oil,
Grease, Tar,
Trim Cement
Vinyl and real Candy, Ice Cream, MOPAR Kar Kleen, Part
leather Soda, Catsup, #1643100
Mustard
Vinyl and real Dirt
leather
34.
PAINT FINISH CONDITIONS
a. Dark Spots Appearing on Paint
(Polychromatic)
This condition can be caused by foreign par-
ticles that are carried through the air and
settle on the flat surfaces of paint.
Cleaning
Procedure
Wet a piece of clean white cheese-
cloth with a little cleaning fluid.
Wring out excessive solvent. Wipe
the fabric with a lifting motion
working from the perimeter of the
spot toward the center. Repeat the
procedure with a clean piece of
cheesecloth until spot is removed.
Same cleaning procedure as above
using recommended cleaner.
Dip the brush in a container of Kar
Kleen and scrub the entire cushion
or seat back. Wipe dry as possible
with a turkish towel. Allow to dry
over night before sitting on cush-
ion or seat back.
Wet a piece of clean white cheese-
cloth with a little solvent cleaning
fluid and wring out excess. Rub out
the spot. Use a brush on stubborn
spots.
Go over cleaned area with
cheesecloth wetted with solution of
household detergent and water.
Wipe dry with clean piece of
cheesecloth.
Wet a piece of clean white cheese-
cloth with recommended cleaners
and rub out spot. Use a brush on
stubborn spots, wipe dry with a
clean piece of cheesecloth.
Dip the brush in a container of the
MOPAR Kar Kleen, Part Kar Kleen and scrub the entire
#1643100, and a fairly cushion or seat back. Wipe dry
stiff bristled brush. with a turkish towel or equivalent.
a spotting condition. This spotting condition
is caused by the Reaction of such particles with
the aluminum, used in all polychromatic paints,
causing the aluminum flakes to disappear, leav-
ing the base color. These same acid-like par-
ticles can also attack a non-metallic paint, but
it will usually result in an etched condition
rather than a discoloration.
0.5 solution of household
detergent in water
MOPAR Kar Kleen, Part
#1643100 and fairly stiff
bristled brush.
MOPAR Fabric Cleaner
Part
#690183.
Household
detergent and water.
If any of this foreign substance, containing
acid-like particles, is allowed to remain on
paint for any length of time, it may result in
In view of the foregoing, it is advisable to
wash cars frequently to prevent the possibility
of such conditions occurring.
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