TM 9-2320-272-10 2-8.  CLEANING INSTRUCTION AND PRECAUTIONS (Contd) d. General   Guidelines.      Table   2-1   provides   a   general   guideline   to   cleaning   materials   used   in   removing contaminants from various vehicle surfaces. Table 2-1.  General Cleaning Instructions. Cleaning Materials Used to Remove Surface Oil/Grease Salt/Mud/Dust/Debris Surface Rust/Corrosion Body Grease-cleaning High pressure water, Corrosion-removing compound, soapy warm water, soft compound, bristle brush, running water, brush, and damp or dry dry rags, and lubricating and damp or dry rags. oil.* rags. Cab Interior Grease cleaning Damp and dry rags. Corrosion-removing (Metals) compound, and compound, bristle brush, damp or dry rags. dry rags, and lubricating oil.* Cab Saddle soap, Soft brush, soapy warm Not applicable. Interior/Cab warm water, soft water, and damp or dry Top brush, and dry rags. (Material) rags. Frame Grease-cleaning High pressure water, Corrosion-removing compound, rinsed soapy warm water, wire compound, wire brush, with running brush, and damp or dry dry rags, and lubricating water, and rags. rags. oil.* Engine/ Mixed solution, 1 High pressure water, Bristle brush, warm Transmission part grease- soapy warm water, soft soapy water, and dry cleaning wire brush, and damp or rags. compound, 4 dry rags. parts drycleaning solvent, running water, and rags. Glass Glass cleaning Glass cleaning solution Not applicable. solution and and clean, dry rags. clean, dry rags. Radiator Not applicable. Low pressure water, air, Not applicable. soapy warm water, and damp or dry rags. * After cleaning, apply light grade of lubricating oil to unprotected surfaces to prevent continued rust. 2-31