Biohazard
Knowing it was gonna be hot and miserable today, I rose at 5am and went to work peeling all of the electrical tape off of the wiring bundles inside the cabin. This was done to ensure that the ammonia would reach everywhere, including between all of the individual strands of wire.
Got the wiring unwrapped and a respirator on and soaked the entire inside with about 3/4 gallon of cat whiz making sure to spray into all the hidden crevices. Did the ceiling, did the insides of the doors and all glass, and of course soaked the wiring. Then went through another 1/2 gallon or so on the underside - once again. But this time, with a twist: I left the stuff on there. I figured, the longer it had to do its thing, the better.
By 9 o'clock, the heat was up and the ammonia had largely evaporated out of the car (which was smelling a hell of a lot better now). I decided to tape off the windshield opening with some heavy 6mil plastic sheet and re-spray the interior and immediately close everything up. I figured the vapor would get places the spray wasn't reaching and make serious inroads against the smelly contaminants.
So now its been several hours and the car is still closed up but it has started raining. Fine by me as it cools things down alot. This poor car has seen more water since its been in my driveway than in its entire life beforehand.
Knowing it was gonna be hot and miserable today, I rose at 5am and went to work peeling all of the electrical tape off of the wiring bundles inside the cabin. This was done to ensure that the ammonia would reach everywhere, including between all of the individual strands of wire.
Got the wiring unwrapped and a respirator on and soaked the entire inside with about 3/4 gallon of cat whiz making sure to spray into all the hidden crevices. Did the ceiling, did the insides of the doors and all glass, and of course soaked the wiring. Then went through another 1/2 gallon or so on the underside - once again. But this time, with a twist: I left the stuff on there. I figured, the longer it had to do its thing, the better.
By 9 o'clock, the heat was up and the ammonia had largely evaporated out of the car (which was smelling a hell of a lot better now). I decided to tape off the windshield opening with some heavy 6mil plastic sheet and re-spray the interior and immediately close everything up. I figured the vapor would get places the spray wasn't reaching and make serious inroads against the smelly contaminants.
So now its been several hours and the car is still closed up but it has started raining. Fine by me as it cools things down alot. This poor car has seen more water since its been in my driveway than in its entire life beforehand.