I had someone ask me what the vinyl is. " If it`s vinyl (PVC), you`re good. If it`s polyurethane (PU) you definitely don`t want to use anything on it."
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I had someone ask me what the vinyl is. " If it`s vinyl (PVC), you`re good. If it`s polyurethane (PU) you definitely don`t want to use anything on it."
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Not sure what vinyl Porsche used in the 70s, but Toyota and Datsun had some pretty thick stuff. The vinyl on American cars was prone to cracking. Pulling a door panel off a 1 year old Pontiac would lead to tearing the heck out of the stuff. And all of the cracked dash panels, ugh. I guess it was the mid 90s before vinyl technology got better.
I’m just rambling now.
I think back in the day it was called Pepita cloth? And some of them had a solid color vinyl of some type but don`t remember. I don`t think you can get this type of material or the same anymore for them. The ones with vinyl I use to clean them with a soft towel using warm water with a very small drop of soap and follow up very quickly with a clean dry towel.
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