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If you are using synthetic enzyme high heat does not affect them. I get the most consistent results when using enzyme pre-sprays. Three that I have used and like, KleenRite Klenz, Cobb's Powermax and Rotovac Oxy-enzyme. Rotovac Oxy-enzyme is my favorite. $160 bucks delivered, 4-8lb...

or Sundays.

Good stuff, but there are less expensive, easier to use products. Is it still 2-part?

Brackfas, the most important meal of the day.

Thanks @OldCarpetVet and @Scott W Sorry, I should have been clearer. My question was not just about ducts, but if I were to only get one system for GP, what should it be. I think Scott answered my question. I'm just thinking about adding it as a service, move outs, cars, RV's, etc. Thanks guys.

Why would a wet fog be better? In general, if you had to choose one method only, wet or dry fog machine, which would you choose. Thanks

Why would a wet fog be better? Thanks

Sorry to hear that @Todd the Cleaner . Speedy recover.

Wouldn't be my first choice.

See above. ^^^^^^ Cobb's ultraseal impregnator.

@RENEWCARPET is this the first and only job you have done on cut pile like this?

Hmmm...

Rotovac Oxy-enzyme. Before someone starts crying, Waa! Waa! "You need hot water to mix that stuff". Get some hot water, you supposed to be a carpet cleaner.

What he is showing you is lettering, not a wrap. Nothing wrong with that. Looks good. But, in a few years if you decide to take the lettering off, it will ruin your paint. A wrap will not do that.

You may want to check out getting a partial wrap. Wraps cost by the square foot. I just bought a car and got white because I will most likely just do a partial wrap. Most wraps are too busy and their message gets lost in all the clutter. Geico cars are a good example of a partial wrap...