chloride, on the
streets
to melt snow
and
ice.
The
use
of
such chemi-
cals results
in
a slush
whi~h,
if
it contacts the
finish
on your truck,
will
be
harmful unless it
is
washed
off
as
soon
as
possible.
If
the paint
surface
is
not
kept
clean,
the action
of
the elements
and
accumulation
of
dirt,
road
scum, corrosive salts, etc.,
will
even-
tually
cause
ddmage
to the
finish
and
also
present
a
very
unattrac-
tive
appearance.
The more
frequent
washings
will
eliminate the
necessity
of
using polish.
If,
after
extended
neglect, strong sunlight
and
the elements
have
caused the finish to dull, MOPAR Liquid
Automobile Polish
can
be
used
to
restore
the luster
of
the
finish.
Paste
wax
and
abrasive
cleaners
are
not recommended.
CLEANING
GLASS
In
cleaning windows, windshield
and
other
glass equipment, use
MOPAR Glass
Cleaner
or
wash with
water
and
wipe
dry
with a
linen cloth
or
chamois. A cloth slightly
dampened
with house-
hold
ammonia will remove the thin scum difficult to remove with
water
alone.
CLEANING
THE
RUNNING
GEAR
Cleaning the
under
side
of
the truck
and
the inside
of
the wheels
can
best
be
done
with a small, powerful stream
of
water
from a
hose.
This
stream
dislodges mud
and
dirt that
may
have
accumu-
lated.
Occasionally, the use
of
a stiff brush
may
be
necessary.
REMOVING
TAR
OR
ROAD
OIL
Tar
or
road
oil
can
be
removed from the
cab
and
body
without
injury to the finish
by
using
one
of
the
standard
brands
of
tar
remover.
If
the
tar
has
hardened
into lumps, soften it first
by
using
lard,
butter
or
kerosene,
after
which
treat
the finish with MOPAR
Liquid Automobile Polish.
CLEANING CHROME TRIMMING
Clean
the grille
and
other
chromium-plated
parts
with MOPAR Chro-
mium
Polish.
It
removes rust
where
the plating has
been
scratched
or
rubbed
off
and
covers the
spot
to
prevent
more rust forming.
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