Care & Maintenance
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CAUTION: Any lacquer solvent will cause immediate irrepara-
ble damage to the vinyl. Wax should never be used on any vinyl
upholstery, as it will cause premature embrittlement and crack-
ing. Dilute chlorine bleach before using. Never use full strength
bleach. If flammable solvents such as alcohol, turpentine, or var-
sol are used for cleaning, use only small quantities while in a
well-ventilated area. Exercise proper caution by notifying any
persons in the area. Keep away from any ignition source. Always
wear protective gloves.
Ballpoint Ink:
Permanent Marker Ink spots will stain the vinyl permanently. Wipe the stain
immediately with rubbing alcohol in a well ventilated area to remove much
of the stain.
Oil-Base Paint:
Use turpentine in a well ventilated area to remove any fresh paint. Dried
paint must be moistened using a semi-solid, gel-type stripper. The softened
paint can be gently scrape away. Rinse with soap and water.
NOTE: Paint strippers will remove the print pattern and
damage the vinyl if it comes in direct contact.
Latex Paint:
Fresh paint can be wiped off with a damp cloth. Hot soapy water will
normally remove dried latex.
Tar or Asphalt:
Remove immediately, as prolonged contact will result in a permanent stain.
Use a cloth lightly dampened with mineral spirits and rub the stain gently,
working from the outer edge of the stain toward the center to prevent
spreading. Rinse with soap and water.
Crayon, Mustard or Ketchup:
Sponge with mild soap and water. For stubborn stains that may have set,
use a cloth soaked in diluted mild detergent with gentle rubbing. Any
remaining stain should be washed with diluted bleach. Rinse repeatedly
with cold water.
Chewing Gum:
Scrape off as much gum as possible using a dull knife. Rub the gum with an ice
cube to harden it and make it easier to remove. In a well ventilated area, use a
cloth saturated with mineral spirits and gently rub the remaining gum. Rinse
thoroughly with clean water.
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