Cigarette smell removal from my new car
Cigarette smell removal from my new car
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hman

Original Poster:

7,497 posts

216 months

Monday 29th April 2013
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As an ex smoker I can smell a cigarette at about 400 miles, my new car smells of smoke (to me) and I want to banish these foul smells forever...

Theres loads of ideas on google searches but I'm sure some of you guys have had proper experience and knows what actually works.

The dealer says that they'll smoke bomb it and febreeze it and I've accepted that as the extent of their abilities, do you guys have any better methods that I can enlighten the dealer with?

ADM06

1,077 posts

194 months

Monday 29th April 2013
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I think in time it may go on it's own.
You could start smoking again, you'll never notice it then.

pad58

12,549 posts

203 months

Monday 29th April 2013
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Take the mats,carpets,seats and any other items that smoke will stick to.
Clean with carpet/holstery cleaner, freebreeze the headlining.
Replace, job jobbed.
Also clean the inside glass.
About 3/4 hours work ,but it works.

muckymotor

2,407 posts

243 months

Monday 29th April 2013
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As above give the car a good clean and then I've used Dakota Non Smoke with good results.


belleair302

6,995 posts

229 months

Tuesday 30th April 2013
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You need to deep clean all of the plastics, the windows, door cards, seats, carpets and headlining. Then you need to dress them and this should remove most of the odours. Nothing is going to completely remove the smell, but cleaning out the A/C will help and a final dose of Chemical Guys offensive odour remover will allow you to forget the cigarette smells.

Edited by belleair302 on Tuesday 30th April 08:28

Xtremescoobys

123 posts

156 months

Tuesday 30th April 2013
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belleair302 said:
You need to deep clean all of the plastics, the windows, door cards, seats, carpets and headlining. Then you need to dress them and this should remove most of the odours. Nothing is going to completely remove the smell, but cleaning out the A/C will help and a final does of Chemical Guys offensive odour remover will allow you to forget the cigarette smells.
You do need it valeted. Sometimes that doesnt always work. The next option is to FOG IT. Machine which releases a smoke fog inside the car and it kills all spores and smells. Dog, Fag & spilt milk. being the main problem.
Meguires do a odour killer to works pretty good.

hman

Original Poster:

7,497 posts

216 months

Tuesday 30th April 2013
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muckymotor said:
As above give the car a good clean and then I've used Dakota Non Smoke with good results.

£113 a can !

waxaholic

374 posts

221 months

Tuesday 30th April 2013
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Look for a product called odour rescue it's fairly priced and it works, i4detailing.co.uk and a few other suppliers stock it.

muckymotor

2,407 posts

243 months

Tuesday 30th April 2013
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hman said:
muckymotor said:
As above give the car a good clean and then I've used Dakota Non Smoke with good results.

£113 a can !
I think he must have had a trembly finger, I paid £12.99