Maintaining your: car's ap
pearance Is no longer . the

_ onerous lask itonce was, thanks. .

io new materials designed for
ense of cleaning. Nevertheless,
cleaning. and waxing are still
necessary chores and the
following guidelines should help
ou keep your car locking its
sly
Service stations and auto-
supply slores are well stocked

_ with preduets to keep your car

looking like. new: polishes,
waxes and cleaners for body
and chrome, glass cleaners,
vinyl cleaners, tire cleaners and
paints, stain removers for

upholstery . engine degreasers, ‘

and many others. ‘If you buy
products other than those
spacifically recommended by
the car manufacturer. in your
owner's manual, be sure they
are suited to the job at hand.
For example, if the owner's
manual telis you! to use ‘a,

‘the hese to rinsé off the sudsy

residue immediately, Bits of
hardened tar.or bug and bird
marks, can ‘be ‘removed. by

holding a‘eltoh saturated with,

cooking off aver the spot unlil
the’ blemish lifts off* easily.
Once the entire car has been
washed and rinsed, ‘dry im-
mediately with another saft
cloth or, best of all, a chamois.
-. For the brightest polish, pour
some car polish or. cleaner-
polish on a dean cloth after the
car is washed. Using a circular
and overlapping motion, coal
one panel or section of the car at
atime, Press down vigerously
on the cloth te remove the film

‘of oxidized paint from the

surface. Let the polish dry

completely. When it looks hazy, |

rub it off with another cloth,

Turn the cloth regularly so that

the surface is always clean.
For the shiniest wax, wash

__ them explicitly.

and dry’ the car (and polish if

necessary), If you are using

liquid car wash or. a com-

bination of cléaner™ and “wax*

pour a generous amount onto a
elean, soft cloth. If you are
using. paste-Lype wax, soak the
cloth in water and wring it dry
before applying a Nght coal of
wan. Rub ‘on, the wax
vigorously, employing a..cir-
cular, overlapping motion and
concentrating on a small sec-
tion of the car ata time. Let the
wax dry loahaze, then wipe the
haze away and buff with a clean
eloth of chamois. Change the
cloth whenever it is caked with
wax, ‘
PRESERVE THE INTERIOR
Before undertaking to restore
your car's upholstery and trim,
consult your owner’s manual
for the manufacturer's specific
recommendations and follow
If you use a

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THE HERALD, Wednesday. September. 25, 197d,

-Corisumer's Association of Canada. News and Views:

vacuum: cleaner and :a whisk.
broom regularly before dirt has-

a chance to get embedded -

“orice every week or s0 - you may
ba able to put off washing the
seats and floor coverings for #
long time. Sooner ‘or later,
though, the uphalstery will
begin to look dull and grimy. In
most cases, the/answer is to
pick out a few clean terry cloth
face towels you are ready to
diseard and mix up a bucket of

warm, sodsy water. Apply the

suds sparingly and rub gently
without letting them soak.
{hrough the upholstery. Rinse
by wiping with clean water, and

then open the car's doors and-

windows to let things dry cut.
An alternate method is to buy
an upholstery cleaner - but be
sure to get thé kind that is in-
tended for synethetics: _ vinyl,
nylon, rayon, viscose and
orlong. Cleaners thal are in-
tended for natural fabrics: -

* metal,” -

not ‘use chrome ‘polis nthe
bright trim pleces inside the car
unless you are cerlaln they are,
- Usually,” though - they. -
may look itke chrome, these.
shiny bits are plastic, made to.

resemble metal; Wipe them. ° 2

wilh a. damp sponge. and buff.:
witha soft, dry cloth, Whalever
the trim, avold. abrasive”
cleaners when cleaning it.

The ideal time te remove ‘a.
stain from the seats or the.
carpets is immediately after it
appears, before it has a chance ~
toset, When that is nat possible,

wipe or blot up the spot as

thoroughly as you can and work
on the slain al your first op-
portunity. Never use carbon
tetrachloride: ils fumes can
result in serious injury or even
death, Be careful even with
commercial cleaning com-
pounds; some are flammable or

toxie, Read labels carefully,
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_ nonabrasive cleaner, make
certain’ the product you buy
statey'on the label thal it is
nonabrasive.

-"’ Washing the car inside and

- outas often as convenient is the

- best way to prevent road film
and airborne chemical deposits
from damaging the paint and
rust from taking hold. Cir-
cumstances and time will
dectate whether your car needs

only a wash to remove surface |

- dirt, a waxing to protect its
. shine or a polish to restore the fork
colour’s glow. All three chores 15. "Agnus
should be done when the metal 7h
feelscools and thecaris parked © 16." Card-"
in the shade; heat- and sun
“streak the finish. :

rarely used in cars loday - form)
a soapy foam that may leave a
dull film, on the synthetics, Do

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