Section 10
10-10
Cruiser
Interior Fabric
Clean interior fabrics with cleaner approved for
use with your boat’s fabrics. Using inappropriate
cleaners can permanently damage fabrics.
Always follow the cleaner’s manufacturer’s
instructions carefully. Always test cleaners in an
unseen area first.
WARNING!
TOXIC FUMES -
Dry cleaners require adequate ventilation
during use. Open all hatches and windows
before application.
Soft cleansers or soap and water will remove
most marks or stains on wallpaper. Lightly rub the
mark or stain with a sponge or soft cloth and dry
with a clean cloth.
Canvas Covers and Bimini
Tops
In most cases, boat canvas receives more abuse
than any other item on a boat. Canvas must be
regularly maintained for long life and top
performance. Moisture, dirt and chemicals from
industrial fallout, heat, ultraviolet rays and salt
water can all contribute to the deterioration of
canvas. These elements can cause serious
damage if left unchecked. The following
guidelines will help you keep your canvas in good
condition for years to come:
• Convertible tops are not designed for extended
exposure to the elements as a protective cover
at dockside or when your boat is in storage. Use
a full, properly fitted, light-colored mooring
cover for these purposes.
• If canvas gets wet during use, remove any side
curtains and open the windshield to allow both
sides and all seams to dry. The air circulation
will allow all canvas to dry and prevent the
growth of mildew. Never store wet or damp
canvas.
• Occasionally set up all canvas and curtains,
and hose down with fresh water to remove
accumulated soot and dirt. Sweep or brush the
underside of the canvas to prevent the
accumulation of dirt and mildew.
• Wet canvas must be allowed to dry thoroughly
before storage. Never allow canvas to dry loose
since shrinkage can occur. Install and stretch all
canvas fully on your boat when drying.
• Never allow the canvas to be exposed to direct
sunlight for long periods of time.
• Use care when handling clear vinyl curtains and
windows to prevent scratching. Never use
cleaners on clear vinyl curtains and windows.
Use clean water and a soft, clean cloth.
• Never fold canvas where creases can form in
the material. Loosely roll canvas to prevent
damage.
• Never store canvas in plastic bags. Store
canvas in a dry, well-ventilated compartment.
• Outer canvas surfaces can be cleaned with a
soft scrub brush and either automotive
convertible top cleaners or household cleaners
suitable for use on vinyl surfaces. The
underside of the canvas may be periodically
sprayed with a spray disinfectant to prevent
mildew.
• Never store or dock your boat under trees. Tree
sap is very corrosive to canvas and can also be
harmful to gelcoat and vinyl interiors.
• Adjust canvas top bows to eliminate pockets in
which rainwater can accumulate. The weight of
accumulated water can collapse or damage the
canvas top.
• Lubricate snaps and zippers regularly. Vaseline,
silicone spray or paraffin are effective
lubricants. Never force snaps and zippers that
are stuck.
• Never trailer your boat with the convertible top
in the mounted position. Dismantle, roll and
securely store all canvas while trailering your
boat to prevent wind damage.
Carpet
Exterior carpet manufactured by Syntec
Industries is produced with a special blend of
resilient fibers to withstand traffic and retain its
beauty.
Carpets manufactured by Syntec are inherently
stain-resistant. To keep your carpet at its best, we
recommend regular vacuuming for general
cleaning, soap and water for hard-to-remove
spots and an approved cleaner for deep
cleansing and to revitalize the carpet.
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