Morgan PLUS SIX, Руководство пользователя

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CLEANING
Polishing
It is recommended that the paintwork should not be treated with a heavy wax
for a period of three months after the car has been painted. This will allow the
paintwork to ‘breathe’ and cure correctly. During this time the car should be
cleaned regularly and may be treated with a light polish. The bright work should
be cleaned and waxed every time the car is cleaned.
After this initial period, the surface of the paintwork should be thoroughly
cleaned. Any imperfections, such as light scratches, should be removed using a
fine rubbing compound applied with a soft cloth.
NOTICE
Polishing compounds must be used carefully as they actually remove
the paint surface. A fine cutting polish can be used to polish road film off the
paint surface.
Do not use cutting polishes that contain ammonia as this may bleach some
pigments. After you are happy that the paint is completely clean, a good quality
wax polish should be used to finish off. You should avoid silicone-based products
and polymer sealers, as these can prevent the paint from ‘breathing’. Use a
traditional wax polish which may require a little more effort, but the result is
worth it. After the initial polishing of the car, it is most important to keep the
paintwork and chrome work clean and well waxed.
NOTICE
Be sure not to get polish or oil on the brakes when cleaning. Your
dealer will be happy to provide advice about the best materials to use when
cleaning your car.
INTERIOR
Standard leather may be cleaned using a damp clean cloth.
WARNING Excessive direct sun light, heat and exposure to moisture
will cause damage to interior materials and specifically to the leather used
in your car.
MIRRORS
Your Morgan Plus Six is fitted with two door mounted and one windscreen
mounted rear view mirror. To adjust the door mirrors move the mirrors on the
stalks until they are in the desired position.
NOTICE Never force the movement of the mirrors, this may cause damage to
the mirrors or their mounting surfaces.