Interior detailing in Cheshire?

[sabian92]

Afternoon,

I'm looking for an interior detailer in Cheshire/Merseyside who'll go over my wee Twingo with a fine toothcomb. Exterior is not a problem, but all the detailers I can find only offer exterior correction etc.

I deliver food in it at the moment - I'm driving it to Bruges at the start of July and I want the smell gone :weary: so the trip is a bit nicer. I don't think giving it a going over with a hoover and febreze will do it so I'm looking at a proper detail.

Cost isn't an issue as long as it isn't mental but it's interior only. Preferably within 20 miles of Runcorn but I don't mind further if it's worth the trip.

Cheers :up:

 

[Yellow Dave]

Don't know anyone in that area, but first try and thorough clean and vacuum, followed by one of the air con odour eliminator bombs from the likes of bilt hamber/ meguiars / dakota

http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/air-fresheners.php?osCsid=esr3jdcr6jo151h040djkgct60

 

[sabian92]

Don't know anyone in that area, but first try and thorough clean and vacuum, followed by one of the air con odour eliminator bombs from the likes of bilt hamber/ meguiars / dakota

http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/air-fresheners.php?osCsid=esr3jdcr6jo151h040djkgct60

I didn't even know those air con bomb things existed... will give one a go! The smell hangs quite a lot, presumably because I work 5 days a week and it never gets change to air out properly.

 

[Typhoon]

Those bombs work a treat apparently. I believe @Daniel swears by them.

 

[Feirny]

Those bombs work a treat apparently. I believe @Daniel swears by them.

Yep, he recommended one to me a few years ago that was immense.

 

[Typhoon]

Yep, he recommended one to me a few years ago that was immense.

I'm yet to try one. Is it too heavy/sicky for the first few days? I normally use a California scent and even that needs the window open for the first couple of days.

 

[Feirny]

I'm yet to try one. Is it too heavy/sicky for the first few days? I normally use a California scent and even that needs the window open for the first couple of days.

No, it's more of a neutraliser.