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Old 04-26-2011, 12:45 PM   #1
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Spray bomb exploded IN THE TRUCK - how to get the smell out?

Yeah, so I was helping a friend move with their van a while back, and somehow a large spray can of paint popped open and made a mess.

A painter gave him some paint thinner, he managed to get most of the paint off. Just some odour remains.

Someone said try Coffee Beans, apparently, but does anyone have any better ideas?
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Old 04-26-2011, 01:10 PM   #2
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Try some CQuartz Clean Air/So2Pure. Might be able to do something... photocatalyst that kills smell bacterias, etc.
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you can call ICBC and claim it - you'd pay your Comprehensive deductible.. but they'd cover everything!

As for the smell, you probably need to send it to a detail shop and have it Ozonated. (They use a special machine that makes Ozone - it actually works amazingly well)
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Could also try the Wurth Vent cleaner from Overseas auto, basically an aerosol bomb that sprays continuously for 10 minutes or so and neutralizes odor.

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I've used vinegar and baking soda alternating to get rid of some nasty smells. Not sure about chemical smells though.
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As for the smell, you probably need to send it to a detail shop and have it Ozonated. (They use a special machine that makes Ozone - it actually works amazingly well)
ozone is the key.

it will get any smell out. i have my own personal machine and it works wonders
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Old 04-26-2011, 10:15 PM   #8
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Buy a WACK LOAD of active carbon. I think the stuff tell sell in aquarium supply stores are the same thing. Put it in a giant bag and throw it in your car for a few weeks. Active carbon absorbs odor.
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also cleanair/so2pure creates ozone when it meets sunlight so if you get some and spray it inside your truck then leave it in the sun, it should work.
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like subwoffers said. get some carbon, aquarium stores have them. in bulk. If you want nicely contained ones I suggest you go check out Daiso
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This may be dumb, but how about febreeze haha. I stopped over a dead skunk at a red light, couldn't move O.O, smelled like shit the whole day, but 2 days of febreeze and the smell neutralized
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Buy a WACK LOAD of active carbon. I think the stuff tell sell in aquarium supply stores are the same thing. Put it in a giant bag and throw it in your car for a few weeks. Active carbon absorbs odor.
I thought they sell them at Daiso too ...

simply put them out under the sun every month or so (maybe more often in your case), and they become active again, but make sure you dun hang around when you do that, since you dun want to breath in whatever chemical/smell releasing back from the carbon ...
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U could light up a shitload of matches way more cost effective. If that doesn't work bring it to a shop to get ozonated.
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I thought they sell them at Daiso too ...

simply put them out under the sun every month or so (maybe more often in your case), and they become active again, but make sure you dun hang around when you do that, since you dun want to breath in whatever chemical/smell releasing back from the carbon ...
They sure do but it's about 2 bucks for a small cube of it ment for your dash or under the seat. At any aquarium store you can get a 2 liter jug full for perhaps $10 dollars.
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been painting for 10 years, just open your trunk and windows for a few hours on a nice day.
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^ I'm sure most people would've tried that first before asking other people.
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my buddy puked in my car over the seats, door panels, door jams...

i got the car detailed. the car looked new again, but the smell was still there.
i called the detailer agn and he used a ozone generator to get rid of the smell. it took a few hours.
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Theres a lot of products out there that you can use. Anywhere from febreeze to the professional stuff. Give me a pm and if you are around my area i'll see if some of this new stuff i picked up works. Worked great for the smell of smoke in my car, I still smoke in it and this stuff is STILL working.
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Theres a lot of products out there that you can use. Anywhere from febreeze to the professional stuff. Give me a pm and if you are around my area i'll see if some of this new stuff i picked up works. Worked great for the smell of smoke in my car, I still smoke in it and this stuff is STILL working.
What product is this? Highly interested.
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I picked it up from Ken @ Autowerkes, it's a spray can labeled "Dakota Non Smoke". I Personally love this product, I was a little hesitant at first since I've found nothing works if you just spray it but this was just amazing. Spray it under your carpets, on your carpets, EVERYWHERE, let it sit for about 2 hours. (Do not go into car you will choke to death) and car smells fresh!
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Yeah, so I was moving a while back, and somehow a large spray can of automotive paint YES exploded on the passenger floor mat - paint all over the glove box, gearshifters, door skin, you name it.

A painter gave me some Xylene, very potent stuff, don't even think about bringing this stuff home with you - one sniff could cause brain damage to your kids or pets - so between that and some paint thinner I managed to get most of the paint off.

But that was 6 months ago, and the interior of my pickup still reeks like it is off-gassing like it did on Day 1. I've tried the New Car Smell Air Fresheners, gone through a bunch of those. I put in new floor mats, which smell like nice fresh rubber, but even that hasn't done the trick. Someone said try Coffee Beans , apparently, but does anyone have any better ideas?



pm me,

i will Ozonate your truck if you bring it to my place.

i have a professional grade ozone machine

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I'm going to tell him to try the Active carbon first - is it also called charcoal? Because two aquarium stores I called only know it as Charcoal. Any ozonator offers?

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+1 on the ozonater I would like to know too please.
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I'm going to try the Active carbon first - is it also called charcoal? Because two aquarium stores I called only know it by this name. Then I'll go to whoever has an ozonator in Vancouver. Any ozonator offers.. pm me your price (and location)
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i am located in langley, will need your truck for about 2 hours.
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