Chevrolet 1973 Monte Carlo Owner's Manual page 50

Fruit Stains, Coffee, Soft
Drinks, Ice Cream and Milk-
Wipe with cloth soaked in cold
water. If necessary clean lightly
with fabric cleaning fluid. Soap
and water is not recommended as
it might set the stain.
Catsup-Wipe with cloth soaked
in cool water. If further cleaning
is necessary, use a detergent foam
cleaner.
Grease, Oil, Butter, Margarine
and Crayon - Scrape off excess
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with dull knife. Use fabric clean-
ing fluid.
Paste or Wax Type Shoe Polish
- Light applications of fabric
cleaning fluid.
Exterior Appearance
Your car is finished with General
Motors "Magic-Mirror" acrylic lac-
quer. This is a finish of maximum
beauty which, in depth of color,
Tar - Remove excess with dull
knife, moisten with fabric clean-
ing fluid, scrape again, rub lightly
with additional cleaner.
Blood - Wipe with clean cloth
moistened with cold water. Use
no soap.
Urine - Sponge stain with luke-
warm soap suds from mild neutral
soap on clean cloth, rinse with
cloth soaked in cold water, satu-
rate cloth with one part house-
hold ammonia and 5 parts water,
apply for 1 minute, rinse with
clean, wet cloth.
Vomitus-Sponge with clean cloth
dipped in clean, cold water. Wash
gloss retention and durability is
superior to conventional lacquer
finishes.
Washing Your Car
The best way to preserve the
finish and maintain original beauty
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lightly with lukewarm water and
mild neutral soap. If odor persists,
treat area with a water-baking soda
solution (1 teaspoon baking soda
to one cup of tepid water). Rub
again with cloth and cold water.
Finally, if necessary, clean lightly
with fabric cleaning fluid.
Interior Glass Surface
The interior glass surface should
be cleaned on a periodic basis for
continued good visibility. A com-
mercial household glass cleaning
agent containing ammonia will re-
move normal tobacco smoke and
dust films sometimes caused by
ingredients used in vinyls, plastics
or other interior trim materials.
of appearance is to keep it clean.
Wash the car in lukewarm or cold
water. Never use strong soap or
chemical detergents. Cleaning
agents should be quickly flushed
from the surfaces.