***Gum in the rear carpeting***
there are a couple of ways...one way is to use goo gone. another way is to buy a can of computer duster cleaner (basically compressed air) and turn it upside down and shoot it at the gum. it will freeze the gum solid and you can chip it out easily
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Originally Posted by scionracerxb
there are a couple of ways...one way is to use goo gone. another way is to buy a can of computer duster cleaner (basically compressed air) and turn it upside down and shoot it at the gum. it will freeze the gum solid and you can chip it out easily 
Originally Posted by scionracerxb
there are a couple of ways...one way is to use goo gone. another way is to buy a can of computer duster cleaner (basically compressed air) and turn it upside down and shoot it at the gum. it will freeze the gum solid and you can chip it out easily 
Originally Posted by scionracerxb
there are a couple of ways...one way is to use goo gone. another way is to buy a can of computer duster cleaner (basically compressed air) and turn it upside down and shoot it at the gum. it will freeze the gum solid and you can chip it out easily 
If you don't want to play with cryogenics, get some clean sand, wet it, put it on the gum, and then rub the gum back and forth. It will stick to the moist sand better than the moist carpet. Keep working at it and it will come out. Vacuum up the remaining sand and let dry.
The appropriate consequence for the [insert blue word] gum chewer will be left as an exercise for the reader.
George
Originally Posted by LVXB
dude i mean no disrespect but does anything GOOD ever happen when you drive your car? You seem to have the worst luck possible. sorry to hear yet another account.
it's depressing at times.
do you remember the church incident? lol. sucks.
hopefully things will start looking up and i'll have women stuck in the rear instead of gum.
i'll try the compressed air (i'll take some from my work if i remember)
wd40 was reccommended but im not sure if that will harm the fabric or not.
does goof-off work well also? cause i already have some of that.
thanks for the concern lvxb. i need to go to vegas!
sensez [eric]
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