Damian

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Tonight I hit the biggest posum on the ******* planet and it has sprayed guts all over the bottom of my car. It's disgusting and smells like burnt ****. How the **** do I get this **** off? Pressure washing? What?? I am beyond any level of pissed right now, throw me a bone here before I ******* explode.


Josh

NataSS Inc

iTrader: (9)

I hate to say it but you have 2 options
1:Leave it there till it rots off
2:Take the car to the local do-it-yourself carwash and get under there with one of the pressure washers


NataSS®

02 SOM WS6

At least it wasn't a skunk. <img src="graemlins/gr_barf.gif" border="0" alt="[barf]" />

99 Black Bird T/A

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[quote]Originally posted by 02 SOM WS6:
<strong>At least it wasn't a skunk. <img src="graemlins/gr_barf.gif" border="0" alt="[barf]" /> </strong><hr></blockquote>

Exactly,

Knew a sheriff's deputy that hit a skunk...he said he could still smell it 6 months later.

Supertrapped

Bwhahaha...thats frickin hilarious. But its sad at the same time.

If its on your y-pipe....best thing to do is let it cook off. But, for the rest of the underneath, take a pressure washer to it.

Hope you get everything off the car

xssive

iTrader: (123)

Think thats bad? Try hitting a dead deer in the road goin 70 mph in a lowered car. Yup, love that Texas roadkill. Luckily I was goin fast enough to where it just slaughtered the deer instead of causing me to loose control. Dont ya love the smell of cooking flesh on your y-pipe? Ill tell ya, it will never go away. You will find crap on the car for years to come. And the blood stains stay, so go at em quickly with some bleack or something.

01 SS Jay

Id find someone with a lift and a pressure washer. Put on some foul weather gear, let the car cool down, spray with water, then use a cleaner (simple green i guess), then go back over it with water. Id spend at least a few hours on it. That **** has got to be rotten smelling, I feel for you man.

Damian

iTrader: (89)

Welp, I got up under there today and went to work. I am glad I hosed the underside right when I got home, because it would have been a lot worse. I used a pressure washer and got almost all the **** off. It mainly got on the y-pipe, intermediate pipe, and tq arm. Some of it got up above the DS also, but I was able to get most everything off. A lot of it is still baked on the exhaust, but that's coming off soon anyway. I am a perfectionist about my car, so this still pisses me off but everything is just about back to normal. Watch the road fellas, don't let this **** happen to you.


Josh


PS- I puked twice while doing this today <img src="graemlins/gr_barf.gif" border="0" alt="[barf]" />