Black Nightmare

guna make me take my fancy wallmart seat covers off -_-

 

Wait so you had seat covers all along? Then most of your problem is solved right there? lol.

 

had to buy them after

 

I once had a can of foam carpet cleaner explode in my truck. I can just imagine the damage.

Post pics!

 

Oh, well that's a bummer man. I guess lesson learned the hard way eh? Also why were you throwing an amp into the seat? I'd be worried about it tearing my seats if I did that...

There is a group buy on leather seat covers going on too so... maybe now's the time?

 

Try insurance.

 

x2

 

I am trying to see the girl in your avatar (assuming she's legal ) but its too small.

 

My wife!


Together 15 years! She's awesome and I don't deserve her. For some reason she thinks I am THE catch of a lifetime. She might be crazy.

BTW...she IS legal, even when we started dating!

So...just in case she reads this...I am the luckiest guy in the world.

 

IDK, but have you considered just painting all of your interior black? Might be easier.

 

I would use Energine on the seats.

I would try clay on the dash.

I have had great luck removing paint overspray from a car finish.

 

That really sucks. Maybe contact the paint mfg. for ideas and then a professional car detailer.

 

just spray the rest of the seats in the same shiz. viola looks like it was supposed to be that way.

 

Buhahahahhahaha!

 

Ok, on the outside use Diesel. Just make sure you wax it afterwards. On the interior dash/seats use AVON Skin so Soft bath oil. It works wonders. May smell like a girls bath for a bit, but take a little Blue Coral fabric cleaner and work it. Just my 2cents.

 

Shouldn't these kind of mistakes be made by Ford or Nissan truck drivers? Tacoma drivers know better.

 

haha im only 18 i dont know any better, my exhaust is held up by coat hangers hahaah

 

Park your truck so the windshield gets some Sun to warm it up a bit. Then use a razor blade on the window to scrape it off. Just keep the blade angled and go nice and slow. If you find it's a bit sticky, spray the area you're working on with some Windex to keep it wet. In curved sections where a razor blade is too wide, go with a plastic putty knife ... that way you won't gouge / scratch anything. Try WD-40 on the dash, and a plastic scouring pad (like on the back of a sponge).

 

wow dude, that sucks. I'd put some leather wet okoles on the seats, and idk what to do about the dash and windows. windows seem easy, dash might not be.

 

pardon my insensitivity but who the fuck keeps a compressed can of paint in a vehicle during the day... derrr