Section 3 --- Exterior & Interior Care
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Blood or Plant Residue:
Rub out any spots using a clean cloth, soaked in cool water. If stubborn spots remain, use house-
hold ammonia and rinse repeatedly with a clean, wet cloth. Do not use hot water or soap suds as
this will set the stain.
TIP:
Vinyl requires periodic cleaning to maintain its appearance and to prevent the
buildup of dirt and contaminant that may permanently stain or reduce the life of
the vinyl if left untreated. Frequency of cleaning and procedures used depend upon
the amount of use and the environmental conditions in which the vinyl is subject-
ed. Tears or holes in the vinyl can be temporarily covered with clear “office” tape
to prevent further damage. Repairs should be made by a professional uphol-
stery shop. Commercial repair products may contain lacquers and cause the
vinyl to become brittle and more difficult to repair.
“O” Vinyl
“O” Vinyl Cleaning Suggestions:
The following steps are to be performed in sequence as recommended cleaning methods for the
“O” Vinyl material. Each subsequent step is to be used if the previous step was not successful.
For General Cleaning:
Wipe the soiled area with warm water, a mild detergent soap, and a soft cotton cloth.
For Oil-based Stains:
Spray soiled area with household cleaner, such as 409 or Fantastik, and wipe with warm water
using a soft cotton cloth.
For Marker-type Stains:
Dab stained area with solution of 50% Isopropyl Alcohol and 50% warm water using a soft cotton
cloth.
After each process, clean area with warm water.
WARNING:
When using an alcohol solution, avoid open flames or hot lighting.
CAUTION:
It is not recommended to use any abrasive cleaner with this material.
NOTE:
When disinfecting is necessary, a 5:1 bleach and water solution is recommended.
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