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If you decide to use the clay bar technique, let us know how it works out. The good thing is that it's not perforated leather, so no chemicals will soak in.

I would think so. Less agressive than paint thinner anyway. Maybe break off a small piece of clay and use interior cleaner or leather cleaner as the lube.

I just read online that some have used a clay bar. Is it a light mist of overspray or worse? If it's thick enough, maybe try a plastic razor blade and be VERY careful chipping it off. Follow with leather cleaner/conditioner.

Agreed. I have always been told to spray it under the seat. If you're feeling handy, take out your interior cabin filter (usually behind the glovebox) and spray a mist or two on it. The smell will then go through your vents when you have the ac on. Chef

How about an AG house brand hand cleaner? Like GOJO of some sort. I mean they seem to specialize in tough, grime-eating chemicals that are safe on paint, so why not hands? Or maybe some stripper-scent hand soaps for the ladies and carnuba scent hand soap for the men? I've already made my...

I think the only real way to eliminate the smell is to tackle it from the source. Maybe use the Ozone Generator for follow up. I'm in for other user's experiences however.

My first ever clay bar was from Mothers and it came with a bottle of QD/Spray lube. I had never used a QD before and loved it! I have since bought two more of those combo's as they are quality products and easy to buy OTC (especially if you drop the clay bar in Florida's sand). Now I grip...

I use the "Wookies Fist" Dodo Juice mitt. Merina wool. It takes more time to maintain, but well worth it.

If it's anything like Fuzion or Souverign, it should be "buttery". Another fine PBMC creation.

I have to admit, my first reaction was "why is he posting this BEFORE calling them?". I understand the point you are trying to make however. You have to be carefull showing members here any fault in Autogeek's business. Our forum members here may take this like a bad "yo' momma's so fat" joke...

Looks like you had a wonderful time! Congrats once again Mike. I love the pics of you two behind the picture frame. Also- what a difference in ring sizes!

Gotta love the Honda/Acura confusion.

Very nice and helpful review. I'm curious to see which of the three lasts the longest (or at least until your next application). BTW- I really miss my DC5. Do you still have yours?

You could always mount some castors on a plastic storage container... You would spend ~$20 on 4 castors though unless you salvaged them from something else. Just put them on one and you can stack on top of that one and push it around.

Mother's makes refrigerators too? :wow:

This may be a usefull link for you: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/51679-what-s-your-tornador.html There also other threads on here about using dressings for the tornador.

Amazing! How many hours did it take?