Exterior Body Care
Wash the bodywork frequently with
cold or lukewarm water. Sponge down
using a good quality car shampoo -
Deterlux or equivalent. Never use
household soap or detergent, otherwise
the paintwork may be adversely affec-
ted.
If a hose is used avoid directing it
at full force against the body. Rinse
thoroughly and dry off with a clean
chamois leather.
Do not wash your car in the
sunshine, especially in hot climates or
when the hood is still hot.
When cleaning the windshield raise
the wipers clear, and do not force them
sideways.
An occasional light polish with an
approved silicone car polish will give
the paintwork extra protection. Also
remove any stain promptly.
Grease and tar should be removed
using a clean and soft kerosene- or
gasoline-moistened cloth. Subsequen-
tly, apply a fresh coat of polish.
To clean the windows use a good
quality spray type window polish -
DP 1 or equivalent - and wipe dry with
water-absorbing paper.
Chromium-plate and any other
bright decorative metal parts are best
cleaned with either cold or tepid water,
or any reputable make of car chrome
cleaner.
To preserve the rubber seals of
doors, hood and trunks use silicone
grease. This will also prevent squeaking,
particularly during the cold season.
interior Body Care
Dust the interior, preferably using a
vacuum cleaner.
To remove grease spots from cloth
lining use a good brand of stain
remover (petroleum ether or light gaso-
line) apply talc liberally, allow to soak
and brush off.
To remove dirt from the seats or any
other imitation leather-lined part use a
damp sponge and a neutral or bland
soap. Subsequently, rinse with a ciean
damp sponge and dry off using
chamois leather.
Textile fiber mats should be cleaned
using a moistened cloth with good
quality detergent.
Rubber mats or floor lining should
be washed with a damp sponge and
neutral detergent or water and soap.
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