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I'm assuming it is anyway... yikes! Instagram
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
After shot: Instagram Impressive! I guess if it was jus a light spray of surface water, all will be good?
POST 3Original post
Just looked it up on Instagram. That's mold up there! Wow. I wonder if they just cleaned or also did some refinishing work. The part I'd worry about if I was the owner would be long term spots since mold can produce some nasty waste products that would eat almost anything.
POST 4Original post
Quotes source post: 12649036
There's gonna be a lot of cheap Porsches from South Carolina, TX, OH, and other flooded areas. Better watch out!
POST 5Original post
That mold will never disappear - it's in the seats, in the vents - in the hidden areas - and will continue to release potentially toxic spores
POST 6Original post
Agree. The only way is to disassemble and fully sanitize.
POST 7Original post
Not all mold is toxic. In fact very little mold is toxic. In any case, invest in a lot of breach to kill it
POST 8Original post
When I first looked at that photo, I thought it was JI's reaction when he got his 996 back...
POST 9Original post
Quotes source post: 12651223
Naw, JI is a little too old for that.
POST 10Original post
Quotes source post: 12651288
I never said he did it all at once...
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 12651323
I know, but I'm saying he couldn't do that at all.
POST 12Original post
Quotes source post: 12651331
Excellent point...
POST 13Original post
F--- you, a--holes. *shakes head* Wha..what happened? I felt like I was channeling the angry ghost of an ex-forum-member. Wow. What a trip. What did I say? *begins to convulse* My Rolex is worth more than your life, bit---s. *grabs temples* Jesus. It won't stop! I prefer fancy things. Fahncy! Things made of linen. Things meant to be worn with no underpants. Mwa. Mwaha. Mwahahahahaha! Aaaagh! *gouges eyes* I...see...old people!
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