it feels soooo great to wake up at 7am and notice ur sunroof open , with about 2 inches of water coming out of your 30,000 dollar car ..i hate life

WTF do i do?????

 

im sorry to hear that dude and wow does that totaly blow.
umm what kinda damage are we talking about here. i would deffently start lexaling and take all the floor mats out and dry them. umm ur going to want to leave the car in a garage or somthing with the doors and windows open for a while to let it dry out. make sure u get it really dry and clean befor u close the doors and stuff cuz u dont want to start growing mold.



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If you have a large fan, point it towards the interior. Then take it to a detail shop.

2003.5 G35C BL/GR, NAV, PREM, AERO, TINT, SPORT, Splash, V1

 

man that sucks!

good luck cleaning it up

 

Good luck, I would take it to a detailing shop and see if they had something to dry the interior of the car.

2004 G35 Coupe 6MT-BS/BLK-Full Aero-Navi (on order)
1997 BMW 540ia M5 Bumper with Angle Eyes

 

Never leave your sun roof open when not in the car. there are lots of other things that people can do to your car, such as dump garbage in it, steal it, burn it, or mother nature can rain in/on it. (better on than in it).

Sorry to hear about your problem and good luck cleaning it up maybe get the pro's to fix it for you it'll cost but that way you'll get the best job done.

Scoop

 

Go down to sears asap. Buy the small dehumidifier, put it in your car. IT WORKS! I was in the same situation once and poured 2 gallons of water out of the dehumidifier the next day.
No Mold, Mildew or smell...as good as new!

 

Try using a wet dry vac just to remove some of the water deposits in your carpet....so it might help you in the drying process.

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Take your car to a highly reputable detailing shop.............if they're good, your car would leave almost as if your sunroof was never open. First, for my business, if a customer walks in w/ the same problem, I'd remove all of the seats and any pillars that doesn't hold any airbags. Second, I'd use a high pressure hot water extractor, which washes the carpet w/ a 210 degree heater and immediately extracts the water. In the meantime, the seats would be covered w/ clear garbage bags while dried w/ heaters........a sweating process, which doesn't damage the leather. By removing the seats in the rear, much water could be removed from there because that area is contoured. After the seats dry, shampooing and conditioning of the leaterh is necessary along w/ the carpet. The panels and molding would be dressed w/ UV protectant.

If the shop you talk to does something similar to this, then you're in good hands. Every shop has their own technique, but shouldn't vary too much. Hope this helps..........good luck!

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