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Mmhm. Haven't met anything that will completely take away skunk odor once its into things like metals. And god knows, we/I've tried lots of them, including a variation on this one. I got nailed by a skunk working irrigation pipes once about 20 years ago, and had to pedal home. We just got rid of that bike a little while ago, and it still stank like a skunk. We've also got a trapping box that we store nasty lures in, particularly skunk scent. One of those bottles corroded its lid and allowed the vapors to permiate the box. That box has been our text box for skunk scent removers off and on for years now. No winners yet. And I don't mean you have to stick your nose in there and sniff deeply. Just open the lid and be in the area. Luckily for me Pepe just spent the night admiring the tractor, not expressing his love. Just a vague faint wiff lingers, and it isn't on the seat or anywhere that's going to make me stink after tractoring. Although, this could be a way to reduce tractor thefts, douse it with skunk scent!
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