Like Whoa

i messed up the inside of my car =( look! how do i get rid of this cig burn? I heard i can sandpaper that down and then use carpet cleaner. but i don't wanna mess it up more

cgrx

Yikes, I'd try cleaning it first, then sandpaper or whatever you said. You don't want to smear **** around by sanding it - so remove as much **** with cleaner as possible.


Do you have a Samsung E715 ??

Like Whoa

yes LOL pictures are that noticable eh? or was it the phone case holder thingy

rotarygod

You'll hate me for saying the obvious at that's fine but the best way would be to not smoke in the first place. I have never had a cigarette burn in the car.

ScudRunner

Ditto on that...I smoke just about as much as anybody, but never ever in the car...

Xyntax

lol

cgrx

I clip mine there too

EatMyBanana

Mazda USA seems to be good at answering questions , i would email them . ( i would only ask how to clean it , The cig thing they need not no.)

HIX8

And here I use tobacco as my "air freshener"!

olddragger

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man thats nasty!

dirtylittlepaws

/\_/\ ditto

cgrx

the air controls are on recycle too. ACK !

casual

Man your whole headliners gotta be completely yellow. No need to tint your windows with all of the residue from doing that in your car!

Bet on Black

Here is a little trick from an ex smoker who has put many a burn in a car, not my baby of course but my old cars. First clean it as best you can, don't smear it around, dab. If the fabric melted and there is that hard black platicy looking stuff get a really fine pair of scissors and cut them out, depending on the size you can use nail clippers. Basically anything really fine where you don't have to cut any unnecessary fabric. Once you have it cleaned out and all the fabric is back to its matching colors start looking for extra headliner fabric around the edges. Just start pulling out the fuzz and loose parts until you get a good amount. then this is the tricky part. Using super glue use a small amount and apply to where the burn is and start filling in with the fuzz and scraps you have collected. Take your time and if you do it slowly and maticulously you should hardly be able to tell it was there.

HIX8

The smoker smell that I don't like is the odor of stale burnt ashes. There's none of that in my car.

I do love the aroma of fresh pipe tobacco. So my otherwise vestigial ashtray and lighter are made useful (useful to me at least).

I've been doing this for many years in all of my RX's.