| Author | Message | ||
| Mr. Doody (Doody)
Intermediate Member Username: Doody Post Number: 2043 Registered: 11-2001 |
damn straight Mpalilonis - be thankful it was only a small skunk pete! this too shall pass. doody. | ||
| Michael Palilonis (Mpalilonis)
New member Username: Mpalilonis Post Number: 24 Registered: 9-2003 |
Hey Pete, I got the perfect solution to your problem and it won't even cost that much. Head on down to your local gas station and buy about 100 of those yellow leaf deodorizers and hang'um all over the underneath of your 355. It'll give it that lovely vanilla fragrance and you can still keep it in the garage. No seriously though when I hit a skunk with my truck in the summer it was all over the underneath of it. I bought a large bottle of Mr. Clean and mixed it with Licesaw (sp?) and added a little bit of water. Then I used my powerwasher's soaper attachment and powerwashed the whole under carrage. It worked really well. Although, the cab smelled horriable, so I used and air fresher for a couple of weeks, which helped out alot. Good Luck man. You'll get it out, just takes sometime. AT LEAST IT WASN'T A DEER!!!  ~ Mike P. | ||
| Martin - Cavallino Motors (Miami348ts)
Senior Member Username: Miami348ts Post Number: 6519 Registered: 5-2001 |
Well, I would not throw out the Window cleaner.... ...use the outdoor window cleaner to clean the windows first, that will net you some "hubby points", ...then use the bottle to clean the car. Result? your cars stays in the garage and you get laid the same day (night) | ||
| Dave Quick (Davequick)
New member Username: Davequick Post Number: 50 Registered: 5-2003 |
well, you could: 1) stop by home depot - but windex outdoor window cleaner that attaches to hose 2) buy the special "enzyme" enhanced cleaner/deoderizer from home depot over by where you rent the steam cleaners to clean your carpet 3) empty the window cleaner and put the enzyme deoderizer into the spray bottle 4) put the car in the street and use the power of your hose to pump the enzyme cleaner through the windex outdoor sprayer and try to hit the whole undercarriage of your car. This is what I would do in a pinch. -dq | ||
| pete boccarossa (Boccarp)
New member Username: Boccarp Post Number: 24 Registered: 9-2003 |
I hit a skunk on the way home last night. No damage but the underside of the car is stinking up my garage and house. My wife says move the 355 outside, I'd rather have the garage stink and my car inside! I'm going to bring the car to my shop and have the undercarraige detailed and deorderized. Litte skunk BIG SMELL!! |