Cab Appearance IMPORTANT: Use only nonabrasive chrome clean- ers on stainless-steel clad parts. This prevents scratching and marring of the polished surface. large area and allow to soak for a few minutes, then rub briskly with a cloth to remove the dirt. This can be re- peated several times, as necessary. If dirt is deeply imbedded, use a soft bristle brush after applying the soap. To help protect the chrome after cleaning, apply a coat of polishing wax to the surface. Never use wax on parts that are exposed to high heat, such as exhaust pipes. If dirt is extremely difficult to remove, wall-washing preparations normally found around the home can be used.
Powdered cleaners, such as those used for sinks and tiles, are abrasive and must be used with caution as they can scratch the vinyl or give it a permanent dull appearance. Dashboard Care Periodically wipe the dashboard with a water-dampened cloth. A mild detergent can be used, but avoid using strong detergents. Chewing Gum Vinyl Upholstery Cleaning Harden the gum with an ice cube wrapped in a plastic bag, then scrape off with a dull knife. Any remaining traces of gum can be removed with an all-purpose light oil (peanut butter will also work) and wiped off. To prevent soiling, frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and dirt is recommended.
Harsh clean- ing agents can cause permanent damage to vinyl up- holstery. To preserve the upholstery and prevent dam- age, carefully review the following sections for recommended cleaning procedures. Waxing or refinish- ing improves soil resistance and cleanability for all vi- nyls. Any hard wax, such as that used on automobiles, may be used. Tars, Asphalts, and Creosote Each of these items stains vinyl after prolonged contact. They should be wiped off immediately and the area carefully cleaned, using a cloth dampened with naph- tha. Ordinary Dirt Wash the upholstery with warm water and mild soap, such as saddle or oil soap. Apply soapy water to a 8.2