Exterior Cleaning - PREVOST Motorcoach XL Series Operator's Manual

Stainless steel
Use a stainless steel cleaner available at any
automotive washing and cleaning specialist and
follow manufacturer's instructions.
Formica
Remove stains on formica surfaces with a
household detergent, methylated spirits or mineral
turps. Clean with a mild abrasive and water
solution if stains persist.
Carpet
Vacuum carpets regularly to prolong carpet life.
Floor cleaning
Clean floors with a quality nonionic detergent
cleaner. Follow
recommendations for cleaning.
Remove any excess detergent solution using a
wet/dry vacuum or mop.
solution of one part Clorox to ten parts warm
water.
Polish dry floor using a high-speed buffer and a
smooth, red 3-M polishing pad.
Mop floor periodically with a solution of 5% Clorox
in warm water.

EXTERIOR CLEANING

The paint on your vehicle is very durable, but must
be protected from harsh weather conditions that
can make it lose its luster. Therefore, wash and
wax your vehicle often. The longer the dirt is left
on the paint, the greater the risk of damaging the
glossy finish; either by scratching (if the dirt is
rubbed into the paint), or simply by the chemical
effect dirt particles have on painted surfaces.
Begin by spraying water over the entire vehicle to
remove all loose dirt, then wash with a car
washing-soap in the concentration recommended
by the manufacturer.
generous stream of water.
NOTE
: The vehicle paintwork needs polishing or
preserving when water no longer forms droplets
the manufacturer's
Rinse floor with a
Rinse afterwards with a
on the surface.
CAUTION:
Do not use hot water. Lukewarm to
cool water is less harmful to the paint. Do not use
solutions that can damage the body paint.
Do not aim the water jet directly into openings
such as the A/C & heating compartment door
grille to avoid water penetration in the fresh air
intake duct.
pressure, avoid aiming the jet directly on
condenser and radiator doors as the fins of cores
may be damaged.
Do not wash or wax your vehicle in direct sunlight.
The underside of the vehicle picks up dirt and
road salt used to keep streets and highways free
of snow and ice. To protect against corrosion, it is
important to remove mud, debris and road salt
from the underside with a powerful water jet. Be
sure to include the wheelhousings, bumpers,
muffler, tailpipe and brackets.
done twice a year and is best accomplished after
the vehicle has been driven through a heavy rain.
The exterior of the vehicle, engine, engine
compartment, aluminum wheels and mirrors
should always be washed as soon as possible
after accumulating road salt.
NOTE:
Let engine and exhaust cool down
before washing.
Tar or oil
Do not allow tar or oil to remain on the paint.
Remove as soon as possible with tar remover or
turpentine. After applying cleaning fluids, always
wash with a lukewarm water and soap solution,
then apply a new coat of wax.
Insects
Remove as soon as possible with a lukewarm
water and soap solution or insect remover.
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CARE & MAINTENANCE
If the water jet is under high
This should be