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Originally Posted by BOBCRMAN@aol.com
It is done with an "Ion generator". I have one that I used to use regularly back in the seventies..
It is a unit about the size of a battery charger. It emits an odor similar to the smell of a high voltage electric dyno.
Back in the day, I used to buy lightly burned or dead body smell cars. Remember the old tale of nothing removing dead body/corpse smells? It's a load of B S and this unit, along with a thorough cleaning with Tri-sodium phosphate (TSP), will remove all traces of odors.
The unit is heII on rubber parts. So they have to be removed/protected.
At the time I was the only one in northern Michigan with a unit. You may try an established, well equiped automotive trim shop or detail shop.
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We use an Ionizer also in our highway tractors (some driver's can smell a truck up real good) They're expensive, but work like a charm. Check out a local detailing shop. They may rent one to you.
