new seat. seriously. lock this biitch up(thread). nothing to see, read or discuss here.

You've just described a disgusting con of buying pre-owned cars.

dude, that is sick....no matter what you do, you're not getting that smell out of there.....

just wait till it gets real hot and the heat bakes that barf smell right out........mmmm, what is that? Oh, that's my new barfoscent deodorizer.



**viewer beware**

 

looool

 

haha texan you kill me

 

ooh man sorry to hear that. Try some meguiars products.. if it doesnt work (helped me though on my old Corolla but it had fabric seats) take it to a professional place.

If and when I go out with my buddies and they are too drunk to drive home - i take a $150 deposit from them just in case they have an accident in my car

 

Some animal smell remover stuff. My parents are obsessed with cats and dogs and along with them come barf/puke/crap/pee ect. Any petsmart or pet store should have something

 

Thanks i will try that...

 

This is a hard one. I had someone throw up in one of my cars back in high school and it took tons of work, shampoo, fabreeze, etc to get it out.

 

If you have a steamer. That works.

 

switch seats with your cousins' car. j/k. Seriously, if the liquid got into the seat foam, nothing short of taking the seat apart will work.

The foam will retain the odor forever, along with the acids from your stomach eating the foam......every time someone plops their a$$ into the seat, the vapors are going to waff their way up and out.
Good luck............AND NEVER, NEVER PUKE IN YOUR CAR.....

 

I would try a 6:1 woolite mixture...I've been using that on seats and it works really good, and also has a favorable scent. Just make sure to follow up with a good leather condioner that also has a good scent. I use Zaino's "Leather in a Bottle" because I like the smell.

Like ttrank said too though...frebreeze the eff out of that seat. Not sure how it would be for the leather though.

 

I think its great seeing the barf trail out the window of cars, looks like racing flames, plus you know that guy who was sitting passenger had to recieve a beat down for that little display of human extrication while in the car. I know i would dish a beating out for sure, kickin' a** and takin' names.

 

oh my god. i totally learned this one the hard way. good thing it was in my old crappy grand prix. i don't think i ever got the smell out of my seatbelts.
i feel bad for my old friend i sold that car to.

i will not drive my G35 after more than two beers...

staying home FTW!

 

Talk to 98intrigue, he has some experience with getting out bad smells from a G.

 

Just use a good all purpose cleaner and rubbing alcohol if it is on upholstery. If it is on your leather just use the cleaner but test first in inconspicuous area. You should be fine. Follow that up with a cleaner with enzymes that will destroy organic (food or human etc) material and odour, just as Odourstroyer from Zep.