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Odor "bombs" for the car
#1
Odor "bombs" for the car
Guys,
I recently purchased a DD that had been smoked in. I had a local detail guy come by and he "bombed" the car to get rid of the smell. Well I want to do this to my other cars as it smells really good - but I am not sure where to get these "bombs". I asked him, but he was hesitant to tell me as that is how he makes his money.
Anyone know where to get these?
Thanks,
Jonny
I recently purchased a DD that had been smoked in. I had a local detail guy come by and he "bombed" the car to get rid of the smell. Well I want to do this to my other cars as it smells really good - but I am not sure where to get these "bombs". I asked him, but he was hesitant to tell me as that is how he makes his money.
Anyone know where to get these?
Thanks,
Jonny
#2
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iTrader: (5)
i have had the same problem
basically you gotta work it it like crazy
no one odor bomb is gona take care of the smell built in for years.
Use carpet cleaners to clean all fabric including the headliner, get a **** load of baking soda and odor absorbing gels, clean all the carpet u can, use those special sprays for your a/c to kill the smell inside them too.
its hard. i had my car for 4 months and weekly treating it but its slightly still there
basically you gotta work it it like crazy
no one odor bomb is gona take care of the smell built in for years.
Use carpet cleaners to clean all fabric including the headliner, get a **** load of baking soda and odor absorbing gels, clean all the carpet u can, use those special sprays for your a/c to kill the smell inside them too.
its hard. i had my car for 4 months and weekly treating it but its slightly still there
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J stuff, im with you on the boat where i scrub like hell to get rid of smells.
but from the description from the OP, it seems like the detailer just put something in the car, and explodes a fragrance that overtakes the original smell and rids it.
perhaps he can give us more details on the "bomb"
but from the description from the OP, it seems like the detailer just put something in the car, and explodes a fragrance that overtakes the original smell and rids it.
perhaps he can give us more details on the "bomb"
#5
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I'm guessing you're talking about these.
http://www.topoftheline.com/odorbomb.html
http://autogeek.net/clairgefoair.html
http://www.topoftheline.com/odorbomb.html
http://autogeek.net/clairgefoair.html
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#8
I'm guessing you're talking about these.
http://www.topoftheline.com/odorbomb.html
http://autogeek.net/clairgefoair.html
http://www.topoftheline.com/odorbomb.html
http://autogeek.net/clairgefoair.html
I have ordered some from "topoftheline" and will see how they work. After I do those, I will order the ones from autogeek and will let you know which works the best.
Jonny
#9
here's another link --> http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...fresheners.htm
They also offer a version specifically for tobacco smoke
They also offer a version specifically for tobacco smoke