removers; or such cleaning materials as
laundry soaps, bleaches
or
reducing
agents. Never use carbon tetrachloride,
gasoline or naphtha for any cleaning
purpose.
CLEANING
GENERAL
SOILAGE
OR
WATER
SPOTS
FROM
FABRIC
TYPE
TRIM
WITH
FOAM
CLEANER
GM
Multi-Purpose Powdered Cleaner
is
excellent for this type cleaning and for
cleaning panel sections where small
cleaning rings may be left fr'om spot
cleaning.
Vacuum area thoroughly
to
remove loose
dirt.
ALWAYS
clean a full trim assembly
or
complete
trim
section.
Mask
surrounding trim along stitch or welt lines.
Mix
Multi-Purpose Powdered Cleaner in
strict accordance with directions on label
of
container.
Mix
in proportion for smaller
quantities.
.
USE
SUDS
ONLY
ON
A CLEAN
SPONGE
OR SOFT BRISTLE BRUSH.
DO
NOT
WET
FABRIC TOO
MUCH
OR
RUB
HARSHLY
WITH
BRUSH.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER CLEANING,
WIPE
OFF ANY
EXCESS
CLEANER
WITH
SliGHTLY
DAMP
ABSORBENT
TOWEL OR CLOTH.
IMPORTANT: IMMEDIATELY AFTER
WIPING,
FORCE-DRY FABRIC
WITH
AIR HOSE, HEAT DRYER OR HEAT
LAMP. (Use caution with heat dryer or
heat lamp to prevent damage
to
fabric.)
When
trim materials with a sheen or luster
finish are dry, wipe fabric lightly with a
soft, dry clean cloth
to
restore sheen or
luster.
SPOT
CLEANING
FABRIC
TYPE
TRIM
WITH
SOLVENT
CLEANER
Before trying
to
remove spots
or
stains
from fabric, determine as accurately
as
you
can
what kind and how old the spot or
stain
is.
Some spots or stains can be
removed with water
or
mild soap solution
(see
"Removal
of
Specific Stains"). Spots
or
stains should always
be
removed as soon
as
possible.
S<;>me
types
of
stains or soilage, such as
lipsticks, inks and grease, are very difficult
(sometimes impossible) to completely
remove.
When
cleaning this type
of
stain or
soilage, be sure not to enlarge the soiled
area.
GM
Fabric Cleaner (Solvent Type)
is
excellent for spot cleaning grease, oil or fat
stains. Excess stain should be gently
scraped off trim material with a clean,
DULL knife
or
scraper.
USE
VERY
liTTLE
CLEANER, light pressure, and
clean cloths (preferably cheese cloth).
Cleaning should be from outside
of
stain
"FEATHERING" towards the center.
Keep changing to a clean section
of
cloth.
When stain is cleaned from fabric,
immediately dry area with an
air hose, heat
dryer or heat lamp to help prevent a
cleaning ring.
(Use caution with heat dryer
or heat lamp
to
prevent damage to fabric.)
If
a ring forms, immediately repeat the
cleaning operation over a slightly larger
area with emphasis on
"FEATHERING"
towards its center.
If
ring still remains,
mark off surrounding trim sections and
clean entire affected
area
with
GM
Multi-
Purpose Powdered Cleaner (as described
under
"Cleaning General Soilage or
water.
Spots From Fabric Type Trim with Foam
Cleaner
.")
REMOVAL
OF
SPECIFIC
STAINS
GREASE
OR
OIL
STAINS-Includes
grease, oil, butter, margarine, shoe polish,
coffee with cream, chewing gum, cosmetic
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