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scraped off
trim
material
with
a clean
DULL knife
or
scraper. USE VERY
LITTLE
CLEANER,
light pressure,
and
clean cloths (preferably cheese cloth).
Cleaning action should be from outside
of
stain FEATHERING
towards
center
of
stain and
constantly
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 material).
If
a ring forms,
immediately
repeat
the
cleaning
operation
over a slightly larger area with special
emphasis
on FEATHERING towards
center of area.
If
ring still persists, ma,rk
off
adjacent
trim
sections and clean entire
affected
trim
panel section with G.M.
Multi-Purpose
Powdered Cleaner as
previously
described .
under
"cleaning
general soilage
or
water
spots with foam
type
cleaner".
CAUTION:
Many
cleaners
may
be
tQxic
or
fl~mmable,
or
may
cause
damage
to
the
interior.
When
cleaning
the
interior,
do
not
use
volatile
cleaning
solvents
such
as:
acetone,
lacquer
thinners,
enamel
reducers,
nail
polish
removers;
or
such
cleaning
materials
as
lau
ndry
soaps,
bleaches
or
reducing
agents
except
as
noted
in
the
adjacent
fabric
cleaning
instructions
on
stain
removal.
Never
use
carbon
tetrachloride,
gasoline
or
naphtha
for
any
cleaning
purpose.
REIY'OVAL
OF
SPECIFIC
STAINS
GREASE
OR OIL
STAINS-Includes
grease, oil,
butter,
margarine, shoe polish,
coffee with cream, chewing
gum,
cosmetic
creams,
vegetable oils, wax
crayon,
tar
and
asphalts. Carefully scrape
off
excess stain;
then
use Fabric Cleaner (Solvent Type)
as
preyio\Jsly described.
Shoe
polish, wax
crayons,
tar
and
asphalts
wi"
stain if
allowed
to
remain
on
trim;
they
should be
removed as soon as
possible - use
caution
as
cleaner will dissolve
them
eu,d
may cause
them
to
bleed.
NON-GREASY
STAINS-Includes
catsup,
coffee (black), egg,
fruit,
fruit
juice, milk,
soft drinks, wine,
vomit
and
blood.
Carefully scrape
off
excess stain;
then
sponge stain with cool water. If stain
remains
use Multi-Purpose Powdered
Cleaner
(Foam
Type)
as
previously
described.
If
odor
persists
after
cleaning
vomitus or urine,
treat
area with a
water-baking soda
solution
(1
teaspoon
baking soda
to
1
cup
of
tepid
water) -
finally, if necessary, clean lightly
with
fabric cleaner (Solvent
Type).
COMBINATION
STAINS-I
ncludes,
candy,
ice cream, mayonnaise, chili sauce
and
unknown
stains. Carefully scrape
off
excess
stain;
then
clean first
with
cool
water
and allow
to
dry.
If
stain remains,
clean
with
Fabric Cleaner (Solvent
Type).
IMPORTANT:
Be
sure
vehicle
is
well
yentilated
while
usino
any
cleaning
agents.
Follow manufacturer's
recommendatipns
in
using
such
products.
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