is there an interior carpet shampoo/deodorizer that I can pick up locally?
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is there an interior carpet shampoo/deodorizer that I can pick up locally?
Looking to do some interior work on the car tomorrow and dont have time to order anything "professional". Is there any product that you guys use with good results that I can buy over-the-counter at a parts store? Looking to shampoo with a decent neutralizing deodorizer. I'm thinking that the floormats have gotten damp from my shoes over the course of the rainy season and contributed to a funky odor from the carpet. Any leads would be great. Thanks!
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Looking to do some interior work on the car tomorrow and dont have time to order anything "professional". Is there any product that you guys use with good results that I can buy over-the-counter at a parts store? Looking to shampoo with a decent neutralizing deodorizer. I'm thinking that the floormats have gotten damp from my shoes over the course of the rainy season and contributed to a funky odor from the carpet. Any leads would be great. Thanks!
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I haven't found anything in the parts store that does the job well. If you can find a local detail shop, call your dealer and ask to speak to the service dept. to find where they get their detailing supplies. You're better off ordering some products and shipping them out 2 or 3 day and doing it right the first time. Time is money...you'll be saving money by doing it right the first time
Here's the products of choice that I've used for over 13 years http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...ttle%2C/Detail
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Awesome! Thank you very much! Any discounts for a 6speeder?
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use promo code "freeship" and shipping via ups ground is free
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awesome! thanks. Will place an order tomorrow. Do I just dilute it, put it in a spray bottle, and rub it in with a carpet brush?
#7
Use straight out of the bottle. You can spray on carpets, aggitate with brush, and use a microfiber towel to wipe it off. For leather and doors, etc., simply spray the seats or doors, use a soft shoe brush to aggitate, then wipe off with a micro towel. Make sure the surface is OEM and not re-dyed or touched up. Sometimes, if the repair isn't done properly, the cleaner can remove the dye.
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Moe, thanks again for the info. Do you sell a good brush you recommend on the soft leather? Also, are there and small "steam" cleaners for cloth interiors? I was thinking about getting a bissell little green for some of those tougher stains (especially on the alcantara). Are there any of these smaller machines that you recommend? I tried cleaning it with some fabric cleaner and one of those little brushes and the alcantara material started coming off a bit with rubbing. Obviously, I stopped doing that, but the stains remain. Any suggestions here? Thanks.
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Moe, thanks again for the info. Do you sell a good brush you recommend on the soft leather? Also, are there and small "steam" cleaners for cloth interiors? I was thinking about getting a bissell little green for some of those tougher stains (especially on the alcantara). Are there any of these smaller machines that you recommend? I tried cleaning it with some fabric cleaner and one of those little brushes and the alcantara material started coming off a bit with rubbing. Obviously, I stopped doing that, but the stains remain. Any suggestions here? Thanks.
If you really need info about steamers, Phil or Matt should chime in. I think they both use steam cleaners and can give you better advice if you're in the market to get one.
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