Drying out an interior (convertible+rain)
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crofty1984 said:
Er... "my friend" drove to work in lovely sunny sunshine. The kind where you'd park up and leave the roof off.
Then it pissed it down.
What's the best way for me -I mean him to dry out the interior? It's a MK1 MX5, so a pair of seats and some carpet.
Cheers.
Don't worry chum. I, er, my mate did this yesterday too.Then it pissed it down.
What's the best way for me -I mean him to dry out the interior? It's a MK1 MX5, so a pair of seats and some carpet.
Cheers.
An inch of water in the seats.
ETA: Mr Loudly is right. Mines doing just that right now.
I live in central london so rarely leave the roof down... however I did on the weekend in the evening... I thought it was a cat that was leaving footprints on my car... now I know better, looked off the roof terrace and there's f
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!
What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
My first introduction to TVR ownership was a 4.0 non cat Griffith, which leaked somewhere, garage wasn't built yet, and I was miffed since I'd traded in a G33 for something more practical ( I'd used an all weather car cover with that, never bothered with the roof )
So I have this damp TVR - my solution was a long extension lead and an oil filled radiator - the kind with the thermostat.
a couple of nights with the rad on seemed to dry it out.
So I have this damp TVR - my solution was a long extension lead and an oil filled radiator - the kind with the thermostat.
a couple of nights with the rad on seemed to dry it out.
gilla said:
I live in central london so rarely leave the roof down... however I did on the weekend in the evening... I thought it was a cat that was leaving footprints on my car... now I know better, looked off the roof terrace and there's f
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!
What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
Foxes are very absorbent?
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
I had a problem with the carpets in my car when I bought it someone had valeted it and left it soaking wet. I used some anti-bacterial stain/odour remover which I bought from a pet store and it worked a treat. You will need to keep spraying it and leaving all the doors and windows open when you do it for at least a few hours at a time.
Cheers
Macca
Cheers
Macca
gilla said:
I live in central london so rarely leave the roof down... however I did on the weekend in the evening... I thought it was a cat that was leaving footprints on my car... now I know better, looked off the roof terrace and there's f
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!
What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
Picture evidence... or your lying.
king urban fox curled up asleep on the passenger seat!!What the hell this has to do with drying out convertibles I don't know...
ok i'm lying, why i'd make that up i don't know though, but i have no pics i'm afraid!!
The car is always covered in paw prints and whatever leaves them seems to sleep on the soft top - must think it's a hammock or something - there's always gingerish fur there - i'd just naturally assumed it was a cat. My place backs onto a park and is very quiet, no traffic and gated so i guess the foxes think it's fair game
The car is always covered in paw prints and whatever leaves them seems to sleep on the soft top - must think it's a hammock or something - there's always gingerish fur there - i'd just naturally assumed it was a cat. My place backs onto a park and is very quiet, no traffic and gated so i guess the foxes think it's fair game

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