can of soda exploded in my new car :(

[stickshift]

Originally posted by: LyNx01
I'm glad i've never done anything like that

:|

 

[nativesunshine]

I'd probably cry and have a fit if anything spilled in my brand new car.

heck..my dealership floor mats (the paper ones) are still on the ground b/c i don't want people stepping on the real mats. I'm a freak..

 

[axelfox]

Lesson learned: Don't buy a new car.

I mean, don't leave unopened sodas in a new car.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: nativesunshine
I'd probably cry and have a fit if anything spilled in my brand new car.

heck..my dealership floor mats (the paper ones) are still on the ground b/c i don't want people stepping on the real mats. I'm a freak..

You might want to pick up some plastic floor mats. We got them from a Wal*Mart or whatever cheap store is around. They're clear and made of plastic. Sometimes they get so dirty, I wonder what the carpets would have been like...

 

[WinkOsmosis]

I would use rubbing alcohol to clean the knobs. It doesn't seem to harm electronics, and it evaporates quickly.

 

[littleman]

Originally posted by: hopeless879

Originally posted by: wasssup
my sister left some unopened cans of soda in my car on wednesday night, and I didn't touch the car until yesterday evening...turns out due to the heat (only explanation) the cans exploded, and the vinyl was all sticky I don't see much damage to the cloth seats though (the cans were on my bookbag, so a lot of it was soaked up by that...

I tried cleaning it as much as I could last night, and today when I went to drive it the damn gearshift is stuck like hell :|

I'm pretty sure honda won't cover this, so does anyone know how hard it is to actually remove the top cover of the shifter in an '03 civic (auto tranny)?

:camera:'s

LOL