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smoke out of seats
is there a good way to do this?
Im looking at some sol seats on ebay right now...ive asked the seller like 3 times if theyre from a smoker's car and they just ignore me...leading me to believe that they are indeed from one. so, if it works out and I buy these (very nice and great shape) and it turns out that they smell...can I get the smoke odor out without removing the fabric? No, I dont want to take them to get detailed because Im poor at the moment (especially after I buy the seats) and febreze doesnt work for crap. Any suggestions? :smoking: :cigar: = :grumpy: |
hmm why not go with some nice aftermarket seats insted of the del slo ones ? and no there is no way to get the smoke smell out. i know that because i tried it so many times in my moms car after she quit smoking
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Febreeze dont even work? Man i would think that that would....did you try steam cleaning them too? Dont beleive that oxy clean bullshit that dont work on half the stuff they say it does.
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Recently, my grandmother's car was detailed, and she's a heavy smoker. The car came back and the smoke smell was GONE. There has to be a good way to do it. Try asking over at the autopia detailing forums, they know their stuff.
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theres a detailing forum ?
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http://www.autopia.ws/index.php One of the best on the web. |
well if your emailing him and he's not responding...that is not good....
chris |
i know hes just dodging the question...i found more seats anyway...but like i said, he has until tomorrow to email me with a response...after that its retraction and price drops...his loss
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there are ways to do it
i just dont know what they are |
autopia had a link to some stuff that seems very promising for smoke removal
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