Tkx! i do not have a steamer, though.

Alright, progress so far.... I have removed most of the gunk using ma bare hands. Not a good idea, as I may have pushed the stain further into the fabric.

I used the cheapo fabric cleaner (ones i could get at Tesco) and followed the instruction on the bottle.

Now the car is with the windows open... it works, but the smell still lingers...


btw, the fabric cleaner should be okay to used at the non-fabric areas too, right? plastic/vinyl panels around the upholstery?

Not sure if you got your answer yet.

I have been using PG sealant for many years. The product works amazingly as a very light polisher where it removes tough stain and fine scratches. It is not really a sealant. I would say it is a cleaner wax.

It last longer than wax where you only need to apply it once every 3 months for optimum result and no claying will be needed. If you find paste wax is easy to buff off, PG sealant is just as easy as paste wax. Quick detailer is easiest to buff off though follow by liquid wax.

The end result is of course not as good as quick detailer or wax where it gives very good reflection. It is very dependent on the quality and appearance of your paint indeed.

No steamer can always opt for iron, of course the kind that produces steam.
just don't steam too long.
No choice but to make few passed. Vomits are very acidic. So it wouldn't be an easy one.

If you want to go more hardcore, sprinkle baking soda. do it dry. let sit for an hour and vacuum it. You will have to clean it later. it also neutralises acids. SO it's good.

if you have silica packs, just place it on top of your seats to remove moisture.

Yes, fabric cleaner are usually mild, formulated not to discolor fabrics. you can use it on plastic/vinyl too.

Pg quick detailer can be used like bsd too. just saying i've experimented with it and it actually last up to 2 weeks.
It streaks a lot, so best method is to dry car, use a damp microfiber towel to spread and another to buff. Like how you would apply carpro reload.
Currently still using it on my family car and it's good. gives very good shine. it's super economical too.

Haha no thats not what I meant.

I dont clay all the time per se depending on situation but no harm in claying all the time if you want

If I find bird poo or tree saps then I usually clay but not all the time. A simple rinse with water or car shampoo would be sufficient.

Sorry if I may sound like a Meguiars fan boy but I'm not! Its just that I started with these set of products

Ocassionally:-
Wash + clay (optional) + Swirl X / Ultimate Polish + Ultimate Liquid Wax

Usually:-
Wash + White Wax (Has Polishing + Waxing agent All In One)

This post has been edited by linkin182: May 9 2016, 07:10 AM

Been a few days already, but the smell still lingers. It got annoying as we are feeling nauseous and annoyed with the smell.

Will try to use baking soda, but to confirm, baking soda would not affect the upholstery, right? Plan to let it sit for a few hours if it is okay.


Wonder if charcoal would help?

an hour would be more than enough. But make sure your seat is dry prior to sprinkling the baking soda. just to make sure it isn't absorbed to your seats.
vacuum thoroughly after.
Personally, I would go with another round of cleaning with fabric cleaner.
If this doesn't work, go to a shop that cleans with extractor.

charcoal would be more of absorbing moisture rather than "cleaning", but for the time, yes, it would help with minimising the smell.

sorry to bring this up, any shifu here using japanese type short wool polish pad and long wool polish pad? mind intro if there is any seller ?

Tried the nano mist sh*t, but all it does was to mask the smell.
Get in the car today morning, and the smell returns, haha

Since it's such a problem...I'd remove the fabric / cushion for washing, it's easy enough...carpet will be more difficult...

This post has been edited by dwRK: May 11 2016, 03:02 PM

Hi Bros, need advise on DIY car coating, where to buy? what brand is easy to apply, as im not so good on fine works. pls help bros.

At prnang distributor quote me for RM 48 for 4 l
Expensive compare to what u says....

I planning to buy water pressure cleaner n use foam gun to clean car. Did most of expert here using pressure cleaner n foam gun? Any advice about this??

HQ selling at RM38 / 4L.

You only use driller as polisher when you're an experience. Driller is similar to rotary polisher it apply more pressure to the surface. If you're not use to polishing you will likely to do more paint damage then good. To start off, I suggest you get a dual action polisher. Gentle and yield better result.

i cant clean the water marks on the car bonnet, I also did send the car for coating 5 months ago. Shall i use the clay bar? but clay bar will totally rip off the expensive coating. Or shall I go back to the coating company for advise?

The rain this few days is killing my car paint.

This post has been edited by hz428: May 14 2016, 02:23 PM

get this to remove the watermarks : http://osren.com/product/coatz/all/05a-pai...rstains-cleaner

then maintain with this after every wash : http://osren.com/product/coatz/all/05-pain...ing-reactivator

it was 3M glass coating, was promised 3 years, well they said after 6 months need to send it back for inspection which is almost due in 1 month. Maybe I shall let them settle it.

Where to get them in klang Valley?

Osren HQ Kepong

Anyone heard CS2 or Kube Bond coating before? Any other coating brand and shop can recommend in Johor Bahru area.