Do not use any volatile product as thinner, alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, or abrasive wax and
abrasive sponges.
This may cause surface discoloration or degradation.
Contact with clothes or belts may cause color staining.
In case that clothing and/ or belt dyes the synthetic leather upon contact, wipe it off
immediately with a wet soft cloth soaked into water or diluted mild detergent (10%)
and well wrung.
After wiping it off, wipe it with dry cloth.
Cautions for alteration and colorant stain due to contact.
Contact with other resinous or coating products, solvents, adhesive tape, etc. may
cause luster loss, cracks, deformation, and peeling of the synthetic leather surface.
Contact with newspapers or other printing materials may cause color staining.
Contact with printing T shirt or jeans may cause color staining to leather.
Contact with benzene, remover or alcohol may cause color staining, surface resolution,
plasticizer elution, luster changing, hardening/softening or abrasion.
Using bleach or sheets washed in bleach may cause luster loss and discoloration.
Placing the equipment near excessive heat (such as an iron or a heater) may cause
deformation and discoloration.
Avoid direct sunlight (by using curtains, etc.) as surface changes and shrinkage may
occur.
Placing a heavy object on the synthetic leather for extended periods may cause
permanent indentations or wrinkling.
