MrBruin09

Ozium, Ozium, Ozium! I had made a thread a couple of months ago about a rancid smell coming from the interior of my car, it smelled like smoke and mold combined. I used Ozium and the smell is completely gone.


Spray your entire car, and with your windows rolled up, Let Ozium work overnight and then let the car air out the next day. Make Sure you are not in the car while you are spraying as it is very dangerous to inhale.

Also, turn your air conditioner on high and let the air circulate from inside your car so Ozium can work through your entire Air filter system.

Good luck.

tenspeed

iTrader: (1)

Maybe they covered the smell and it wore off....

I would suspect the headliner was sprayed with the odor eliminator. Carpets will hold the smell too.

JLAM

iTrader: (1)

Take it to a professional detail shop. Have them do a hot water extraction on the carpets. Then leather cleaner/conditioner. And ask them to run an ozone machine in the car. The ozone machine will kill the odors, bacteria, mold, etc. Then spray an odor neutralizer to finish it off.

lambert61

There is a product you can purchase at any auto supply store. It is called ODOBAN - Usually comes in a large 1 gal container that you can dilute and put in a spray bottle. Gets rid of the smell. My son bought a car that smelled like cigarettes. He bought this product, sprayed the entire interior and it never smelled again.

Angelo

That is the way I would go for that smell.

IXI187IXI

iTrader: (3)

that stuff is good. i have a bottle in my house. i think it was like 8 or 9 bucks from home depot but the fact that you can dilute it so much (based on what the chart says for certain smells) that the bottle literally last forever.

Big Mack

iTrader: (1)

Prove it. I want to hear that you still have it in 50 years or have passed it on in your will.

I agree with most of the above posters - you have two options, buy the odor/bacteria killing chems or have a detailer do the work. Strange that there was a delay in the release, but it is what it is at this point.

Big Mack