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PANELS AND JAMS
Door panels are often made of several materials, including
fabric, vinyl, carpet and leather. Vinyl can be scrubbed to remove
shoe scuffs. Spot removers, such as
Eimann Fabrik Spot
Remover and
Eagle One
Zap Spot Remover, easily remove black scuff marks from these
areas. If the lower part of your door panel is leather, it
will be treated a little differently, as discussed in the
section on leather detailing.
Thoroughly clean around
door handles, pulls and window cranks using a tooth brush and
soapy wash water. Be sure to clean and dry the speaker
grills and wells on arm rests, too. If the door panels
have storage pockets, use your sponge or wash mitt to clean in
these areas, as they tend to collect a lot of dirt and
crud. Next, use your sponge or wash mitt and soapy water
to clean all the way around the door frame and the door
sill. When you're finished, dry the door completely with a
clean towel.
If your door panel is
leather or vinyl, be sure to treat it with a leather or vinyl
protectant. Fabric door panels can be treated with a fabric protectant
to reduce staining and fading.

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Caring for your Panels
and Jams
By
David Byron
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