Shampoo the Carpet?
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Shampoo the Carpet?
My friend got a new car and we are trying to figure out if we shampoo the carpet should we remove it, or can we leave it in?? it needs to be cleaned BAD so please someone tell us how to go about it...... Car is a 86 Iroc-Z (Project Car)
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if it is a project car, then just take the old one out and replace it with a fresh brand new one
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Here they get $90 to clean the inside of your car, and if there is somthing that they cannot get out nothing is going to get it out. My father had his minivan done, and it looked great after they got through with it. There was one marker stain or somthing they couldn't get out though. This van was really bad, tons of kids in it all the time making a mess. Why not leave the seats in though, so they get cleaned too? Noone is going to see under your seats ![Smilie](https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Another $100 to detail the car. And these people are really good, they go to work with a Q-tip in tight places. Its the best your car will ever look without being compeltely repained. I plan on having both the interior and exterior done this summer. Oh, and for another $30 they will come do it in your driveway.
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Another $100 to detail the car. And these people are really good, they go to work with a Q-tip in tight places. Its the best your car will ever look without being compeltely repained. I plan on having both the interior and exterior done this summer. Oh, and for another $30 they will come do it in your driveway.
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90-120 dollars is about the price of new carpet though....It would be a tough decision but you would have to base it on the quality of the carpet and the rest of the interior
and don't clean your interior before you do any bodywork or you'll regret it
and don't clean your interior before you do any bodywork or you'll regret it
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True, but $90 gets the entire inside of your car done, not just the carpet. Someone at some point put heavy duty rubber mats in my car, so the carpet doesn't really have any wear at all, its just stained. So a good cleaning should bring it back to just about new. Although, now that I think about it, maybie I should get a new carpet, I want black
Stupid grey ![Frown](https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
But if I didn't want a black carpet $90 to bring my carpet back to almost new condition, clean the entire inside of the car very well, and me not have to do any work at all is worth it to me.
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But if I didn't want a black carpet $90 to bring my carpet back to almost new condition, clean the entire inside of the car very well, and me not have to do any work at all is worth it to me.
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this summer I took the carpet out of my blazer (and every other peice of the interior) and hosed it down real good and used one of those rental shampoo machines on it, set it on the picnic table to dry real good for a day or two, and bought new underpadding for it and while it was out sprayed the floorpans with truck bed coating from walmart. came out real nice and it was an budweiser company truck it saw lots of abuse in it's life. looks almost like new again and smells better plus the reduced noise levels with the bed liner spray stuff in there is always a plus
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Ok thanks for all the replies, but the car is a Project car and we need money for other things, basically i need to know what i need to do it myself? At low cost!!! key word LOW COST, so please keep the replys comming
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Go to the food store and rent a carpet cleaner, pull it out, clean up under the carpet, spary down some bed-liner and replace the stuff under the carpet if you want. Probably your best bet if you don't want to buy a new one or have somone else do it.
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Car: 85 firebird
Engine: Pos 2.8 pulled and replaced with a 350 tpi motor converted to carb.
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When i got my car it had stains on the seats and carpet, i sprayed 409 oxy mAgic on it, Ans ever since i use this stuff all the time! It works great! Gets out anything. :hail:
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