I left the prelude out the other night, and like a dumbass, didnt notice that i left the sunroof open. it rained a little bit the next day, and the seats (cloth) were a little wet, didnt rain too much. today they are just a little bit damp (its been humid) and when i got in the car, it smelled nasty. how can i go about cleaning/washing this? shampoo the seats? vaccuum? heater?

-sergio

 

Invest in a small portable carpet and upholstery cleaner. They can be had for about $50 and the uses are endless. From house to car, they can clean anything with the right solvent. Plus, you can spend half as much on your own steam cleaner as it would cost to have your interior steam cleaned by a pro.

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Chris a.k.a DJ Cobol or NuknFutz99
No F-body yet!
<A HREF="http://www2.gvsu.edu/~stigersc/lakepics.htm" TARGET=_blank>'97 Cutlass Supreme SL coupe - Bright Red
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I left my tops and windows down once during the summer and the rain "faded" my interior. Where it once was grey it's now kinda white. Did yours do that?

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95 Mystic TA, A4
- Eagle 077 17's alloys
- Nitto 245/45ZR17
- Flowmaster exhaust
- Moroso CAI
- Hypertech 160 therm.
- descreened MAF
- Pioneer DEH-P77DH
- chrome door decals
- rear chrome lettering
- turnsignal blackouts
- foglight blackouts
- polished tb
- airfoil
- Phoenix alarm
- chrome valve covers
- carbon fiber pedals
- painted interior
t.b.i. :
* BBK jet hot
headers w/ y-pipe
* plugs, wires

 

Like said above first clean the car and invest in a vacuum it will save you tons of dough and keep your car cleaner... if your not too lazy.

I'd first shampoo it all through-out then do slight detailing (Simonize the interior and get rid of waterspots and ish). Then after that see if it is clean enough and then Febreeze it. That should get it better then original.

Enjoy