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MOTORHOME INTERIOR

Corrosion Leather care MAINTENANCE

Your motorhome has been designed and Leather furniture, in a normal contract
built using the corrosion resistant materials and domestic environment, requires little
(e.g. GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) panels, maintenance, although obviously leather in
stainless steel fixings, hot dip galvanised lighter shades will need more attention.
chassis and powder coated extrusions), which
if looked after will extend the life and aesthetics Regular care of leather does ensure its lasting
of the product in normal service. In certain quality and some general rules for regular
conditions, for example, if sited for extended cleaning and maintenance are:
periods in close proximity to sea and sand
spray, you may experience premature ageing • Clean the leather with a soft damp cloth
and/or corrosion of the vehicle than under taking care not to soak the leather.
normal conditions.
• For a more thorough clean, use the Bridge
To help prevent this, we advise regular cleaning of Weir Leather Cleaning and Protection kite
and application of a good quality external car available directly from the distribution centre.
polish. For extended periods (where the vehicle
is not in use), we recommend the use of well • Do not use saddle soap, wax polishes or
fitted breathable vehicle cover as protection spray polishes.
from harsh coastal elements.
• D o not use any product or any method
Changing Exterior Bulbs of cleaning not recommended by the
manufacturer.
Always replace like for like.
• A void letting any buckles, studs and zips
For individual replacement bulb specification, come into direct contact with the furniture.
refer to your Service Handbook.
• Avoid drying out the leather by taking extra
Motorhome interior care where there is heating or an open
fireplace.
Follow these guidelines to ensure your
investment is receiving the very best attention. Note: The above cleaning instructions DO
NOT apply to Nubuck Suede or any other
Side Walls, Roof Lining uncoated leather.

A simple wipe over with a damp cloth and a
very mild detergent is all that is needed.

Soft Furnishings

Should be vacuumed occasionally to
remove grit and sand and help to keep its
smart appearance over the lifetime of the
upholstery. The upholstery can be cleaned
with a mild, reputable upholstery cleaner. It is
recommended that the curtains and pelmets
are specialist cleaned only. The foam used
in cushions is manufactured to meet fire
regulations. It requires time to return to its
normal position after prolonged use.

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