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["Don Bowen" <don.bowen AT earthlink.net>]

I recently made a very good deal on a used pickup.  It is a '93 Nissan with
55,000 miles, one owner and well maintained.  It needed nothing, tires were
new, oil changed recently, new battery.  It runs great, getting almost 26
miles per gallon with my running around.  Its only problem is the PO was an
extremely heavy smoker.  In fact he died as a result of heart failure and
had lung cancer.  I have scraped layers of smoke off the steering wheel,
head rest, gear shift, door panel.  Some places it was thick enough to peel
away.  With all the scrubbing there are still stains and there is the smell
of tobacco.

 

I am wondering what I can use to clean the stains and get rid of the smell.

 

Don Bowen  KI6DIU

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