HELPFUL THOUGHTS AND SUGGESTIONS
By W. BARNARD Service Manager. GENERAL MOTORS NEW ZEALAND, LTD. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE REMOVAL OF STAINS FROM AUTOMOBILE AND FUR ETURE UPHOLSTERY (Continued.) WHITE: Allow Hip polish |n become dry. r riion hnisli Iho. spot vigorously willi ;i brush. This wi'l probably bo nil Iho treatment Dial is necessary. IT uoL, ih cm moist on Iho spol with cold water and al'tor it has again dried repeal the brushing operation. - . This method applies parlioularly In types of while shoe dressings ■which eonlain only slarrh or dextrine or some waler soluble vohirle. In cases whore waler insoluble vehicles are used in while shoe dressings, Iho methods of treatment will vary. Whore Hie vehicle is wax, as in the case of black and lan polishes or dressings, the method described using carbon tetrachloride will usually sul'lice. In cases, however, where pyroxylin is used, il will be necessary lo use acetone, ethyl or butyl nrctale or the mixture- described for I lie removal of enamels, paints and lacquers.
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19663, 24 August 1935, Page 24 (Supplement)
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