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TheBlindMan · 02-27-07, 03:39 AM

Good luck with that.

I know that after a house fire, the only way to rid the smoke smell is to strip off one side of the wall and paint all the studs with aluminum paint. It seals the smell into the wood... doubt that's going to help ya tho

02-27-07, 03:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
TheBlindMan ReGisTurd uSeR (heh heh) Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Victoria, BC Canada Posts: 399 Car 1: '92 LS Coupe Car 2: '95 Mercury Villager iTrader: (4)	Good luck with that. I know that after a house fire, the only way to rid the smoke smell is to strip off one side of the wall and paint all the studs with aluminum paint. It seals the smell into the wood... doubt that's going to help ya tho __________________ '92 Seattle Silver LS Coupe Katskinz Leather 17" Acura TL rims Stock CAI mod Eibachs over KYB-GR2 Telions Velvet II ECU