Hey, check this out:

["Michael Alexander" <mistermda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

YOU MIGHT WANT TO ASK:

BILL HIRSCH
396 LITTLETON AVE
NEWARK NJ 07103
800 828 2061
hirschbill@xxxxxxx

HE'S IN THE WPC NEWS UNDER SERVICES AND IS A SOURCE FOR BOTH 
BROADCLOTH AND HOGSHAIR CARPET.

NEW MEMBER MICHAEL ALEXANDER (1952 IMPERIAL)

-----Original Message-----
From: mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kenyon Wills
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 7:24 PM
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: IML: Hey, check this out:

Never tried.

If you can find broadcloth that's not attached to your
car, perhaps one of the following might work but would
want to get checked out first?:

Naval Jelly
Vinegar left to sit for "some time" like 15-20 minutes
Baking soda mashed into a paste with just a little
water
steamed and vigorous scrubbing
Chem-Dry - they do house upholstery and are supposedly
fantastic

Your dry cleaner may have ideas?

That's the path I'd go down.  I have no idea what
those substances will do to your fabric, so be
careful!  The dry cleaner might be best at the top of
the list?

-K


--- Roger Crabtree <rcrab_shish@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Kenyon, 
>   Have you or the rest of gang tried to remove rust
> stains in the 55 Imperial broadcloth materials under
> the armrests.  I see in the 1961 Reconditioning
> booklet it said to use a rust remover.  I was
> curious what to use on the materials.  Anyone use a
> good product that is availible in the US.
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> Kenyon Wills <imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
>   Got outbid on ebay, but the winner graciously
> scanned
> it and donated it to us!
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http://www.imperialclub.com/Yr/1961/61Recond/Cover.htm
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> They sure are big on cementing loose ends and
> re-dying materials!
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