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Re: Getting rid of that Smoke smell? #144593 04/25/02 11:31 AM
Joined: May 2000 Posts: 3,584 Roseville MI USA T The Striped Brick Member
The Striped Brick Member T Joined: May 2000 Posts: 3,584 Roseville MI USA	I like Eric L's idea and maybe if your were to try a bar of soap that would work too, if not you could still use it though Roger R SVT/SHO Society SE MI rep 2000 CSVT #1253 of 2150 silver frost/midnight blue 2-8" dark blue racing stripes Mequiars...simply the best! "...and number 5, now this is the most important Rat, when it comes to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of Led Zeppelin 4" USMondeo@aol.com

Re: Getting rid of that Smoke smell? #144594 04/25/02 01:49 PM
Joined: May 2001 Posts: 651 Grenada, MS A a_svt_what??? Member
a_svt_what??? Member A Joined: May 2001 Posts: 651 Grenada, MS	Quote: Originally posted by COntour: [QB]If you know anyone who works in restoration, like say a house caught on fire and the company fixed the damages to the house. What they would then do is go in with a smoke machine and spray it all over the house. The smoke has some chemicals in it that take the odor away, and in like ten minutes all the smoke is gone and so is the smell. QB] Thats the kind of business I'm in. I do marketing for SERVPRO SERVPRO has over 1100 franchises nationwide so I'm sure there is one near you. What he's referring to is called "fogging." I know that we have fogged a few cars because of smoking and many other things. Flip open the yellow pages and look for SERVPRO, or you could drive down to Mississippi and I'd fog it for free :p -neal 99 SVT...modified 96 GL....the beater "I live my life a quarter mile at a time. For those 14 to 15 seconds, 16 if I get tire spin, or get a bad jump, or possibly if I have a friend in the car, I'm free."

Re: Getting rid of that Smoke smell? #144595 04/25/02 09:14 PM
Joined: Sep 2001 Posts: 89 Ft.Collins C COntour_dup1 Member
COntour_dup1 Member C Joined: Sep 2001 Posts: 89 Ft.Collins	skid123 That is exactly what I was talking about fogging, but I just couldn't remember what it was called. It really does work the best out of anything I've seen done IMO. Austin Brobst 1997 T-Red Contour SE Bridgestone Potenza's RE 910 Painted Calipers (red) Drop-in K&N filter Aiwa CDC-X207 Deck *Bad wrist pin-currently looking to get SVT engine

Re: Getting rid of that Smoke smell? #144596 04/25/02 09:38 PM
Joined: May 2001 Posts: 651 Grenada, MS A a_svt_what??? Member
a_svt_what??? Member A Joined: May 2001 Posts: 651 Grenada, MS	Quote: Originally posted by COntour: skid123 That is exactly what I was talking about fogging, but I just couldn't remember what it was called. It really does work the best out of anything I've seen done IMO. yeh, it is a neat process and it works really well. I had fog a few houses when I was in training and it can be dangerous. You have to wear a respirator, goggles...the whole 9 yards. And no one can go inside the home/car for 8 hours. Pretty potent stuff -neal 99 SVT...modified 96 GL....the beater "I live my life a quarter mile at a time. For those 14 to 15 seconds, 16 if I get tire spin, or get a bad jump, or possibly if I have a friend in the car, I'm free."

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