Directions:
Rinse thoroughly to remove loose particulate solid/debris. While the area to be cleaned is still wet, apply 303 Cleaner evenly over the entire area. Agitate lightly with a damp soft nylon brush, terry cloth rag or sponge. Rinse thoroughly with clear water until no foam is observed. For very difficult soiling (bird droppings, tree sap, oil, food and beverage stains, mildew, air pollution), after rinsing apply 303 Top Cleaner direct to the area and let stand for 10-20 minutes, then scrub lightly to loosen the soiling/stain. Again, rinse thoroughly (always rinse before the surface dries).
Note: warmer temperatures, agitation and longer dwell times aid the cleaning action; in cold climates (below 55 degrees F.) allow 303 Top Cleaners to work longer before rinsing.
Caution: Do not scrape fabric or vinyl with tools, sandpaper , steel wool or cleansers which may cause permanent damage.

Additional Information:

Vinyl is a plastic made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Vinyl is manufactured in different ways in a number of forms and in varying qualities for thousands of uses. A vinyl's topcoat holds in plasticizers, softening agents which keep vinyl supple.
Vinyl is a UV-sensitive material which degrades when exposed to sunlight. Maintaining the integrity of the topcoat and protecting against UV damage are the keys to keeping vinyl looking and performing "like new".
Simple Cleaning
Keeping vinyl clean is an important part of routine maintenance. Dirt acts as an abrasive and can also wear out the thread in seams. Mildew grows on damp, dirty vinyl.

Recommended vinyl cleaning method:

• Rinse with cool water.
• Wash with soap (not detergent) and water using a soft cloth or sponge. For stubborn dirt, a soft bristle brush may be used.
• Rinse thoroughly with water and allow to dry.
• Avoid harsh cleaners, abrasives, petroleum distillates and alcohols.