I've tried airing them out, cleaning with Lysol wipes. Neither has worked. Any tips?
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mattc
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mattc
And that is????There is a treatment for stinky cat litter boxes. The stuff kills odors - it destroys them. You can probably ask for it at a pet store.
Hm. Maybe Lemon Pledge?Pledge wax spray?
Oops! I'm sorry, I remember reading about this stuff, but a quick google search, including testing and ranking of the odor eliminators showed it appears to be a dead end. What I remember was what I said above, you sprayed the stuff in the air and/or around the litter box and it killed the odors. The hype was convincing and the ad pretty thorough in its description.And that is????
That looks really nice! What adhesive did you use and how well has it held up. Nice job!cdnemsguy said:line the cases with glued in automotive trunk liner
Thanks! My buddy owns an upholstery shop and brings in this material for trunk liners, all colors as well. It is very inexpensive and stretches in many strange ways to hold to this shape. It is glued in with his normal upholstery glue they is sprayed in. It's not that hard to do really. As far as holding up? Great! No signs of wear yet as this is made to be on a truck floor. I put the same in my top box and it has help up from continuous use for a year so far.That looks really nice! What adhesive did you use and how well has it held up. Nice job!
Does it work as hair replacement too Tim...??? That glare at NEWSTOC was beginning to become a safety concern.....Thanks! My buddy owns an upholstery shop and brings in this material for trunk liners, all colors as well. It is very inexpensive and stretches in many strange ways to hold to this shape. It is glued in with his normal upholstery glue they is sprayed in. It's not that hard to do really. As far as holding up? Great! No signs of wear yet as this is made to be on a truck floor. I put the same in my top box and it has help up from continuous use for a year so far.