help with neighborhood cats
Hi,
I wasn't sure where to post this, but figured you guys would understand better than most. After spending time effort polishing, waxing, etc, I've found that a neighborhood cat has been walking all over and sitting on my car. I can see the paw prints as well as paw sliding marks on my plastic rear and front windshield. Question is how the hell do I keep them off my car...
Would the following work?
http://www.petronic.com/tattletale.htm
http://www.scatmat.com/Products/CatStop/
http://www.fordogs.com/yhst-78385122.../catscram.html
or is the only option to get a car cover? This car is my daily, so I rather avoid the cover if I have other options... Thanks.
I wasn't sure where to post this, but figured you guys would understand better than most. After spending time effort polishing, waxing, etc, I've found that a neighborhood cat has been walking all over and sitting on my car. I can see the paw prints as well as paw sliding marks on my plastic rear and front windshield. Question is how the hell do I keep them off my car...
Would the following work?
http://www.petronic.com/tattletale.htm
http://www.scatmat.com/Products/CatStop/
http://www.fordogs.com/yhst-78385122.../catscram.html
or is the only option to get a car cover? This car is my daily, so I rather avoid the cover if I have other options... Thanks.
Originally Posted by blurnj13,Nov 14 2005, 10:10 AM
Hi,
I wasn't sure where to post this, but figured you guys would understand better than most. After spending time effort polishing, waxing, etc, I've found that a neighborhood cat has been walking all over and sitting on my car. I can see the paw prints as well as paw sliding marks on my plastic rear and front windshield. Question is how the hell do I keep them off my car...
Would the following work?
http://www.petronic.com/tattletale.htm
http://www.scatmat.com/Products/CatStop/
http://www.fordogs.com/yhst-78385122.../catscram.html
or is the only option to get a car cover? This car is my daily, so I rather avoid the cover if I have other options... Thanks.
I wasn't sure where to post this, but figured you guys would understand better than most. After spending time effort polishing, waxing, etc, I've found that a neighborhood cat has been walking all over and sitting on my car. I can see the paw prints as well as paw sliding marks on my plastic rear and front windshield. Question is how the hell do I keep them off my car...
Would the following work?
http://www.petronic.com/tattletale.htm
http://www.scatmat.com/Products/CatStop/
http://www.fordogs.com/yhst-78385122.../catscram.html
or is the only option to get a car cover? This car is my daily, so I rather avoid the cover if I have other options... Thanks.
i would just cover the car, and you can use the cover in other places too...
i wonder why they are getting on your top- sometimes they like to sit on hoods or under engines when its warm there.
Originally Posted by wanabe,Nov 14 2005, 10:30 AM
some interesting options you posted!
i would just cover the car, and you can use the cover in other places too...
i wonder why they are getting on your top- sometimes they like to sit on hoods or under engines when its warm there.
i would just cover the car, and you can use the cover in other places too...
i wonder why they are getting on your top- sometimes they like to sit on hoods or under engines when its warm there.
The only other thing I can think of is they like the smell of 303 protectant on the top =).
I also just think they like the mirror-like reflectiveness of berlina black =(. stupid vane cats... when I didn't go detail crazy and the car wasn't as reflective I didn't have such cat love. fyi... klasse AIO and 2 layers of SG rocks on berlina black =).
regarding the car cover... I would rather dust/microfiber the car daily than cover it if I had a choice.
interesting question about paprika- dont know the answer to that...
i would not put it on the paint- how about putting it in some sorta cloth bags (so the smell gets out) and hang them around the car?
since the cat is going on the top, maybe it does like the 303... you could try raggtopp or vinylex next time.
dusting/ mf will get the paw prints off, but wont get the swirls and light scratches (as you probably know). i use my car cover every day (its on the car now and the car is in the garage). have had paw prints on the cover before with no effect on the car. imo, covering is a lot less work than polishing...
let us know what you find out about the paprika for cat repellent!
here is an electronic cat repellent (i havent tried it):
http://www.safepetproducts.com/pilot.asp?p...D=cat+repellent
i would not put it on the paint- how about putting it in some sorta cloth bags (so the smell gets out) and hang them around the car?
since the cat is going on the top, maybe it does like the 303... you could try raggtopp or vinylex next time.
dusting/ mf will get the paw prints off, but wont get the swirls and light scratches (as you probably know). i use my car cover every day (its on the car now and the car is in the garage). have had paw prints on the cover before with no effect on the car. imo, covering is a lot less work than polishing...
let us know what you find out about the paprika for cat repellent!
here is an electronic cat repellent (i havent tried it):
http://www.safepetproducts.com/pilot.asp?p...D=cat+repellent
Originally Posted by wanabe,Nov 14 2005, 02:15 PM
interesting question about paprika- dont know the answer to that...
i would not put it on the paint- how about putting it in some sorta cloth bags (so the smell gets out) and hang them around the car?
since the cat is going on the top, maybe it does like the 303... you could try raggtopp or vinylex next time.
dusting/ mf will get the paw prints off, but wont get the swirls and light scratches (as you probably know). i use my car cover every day (its on the car now and the car is in the garage). have had paw prints on the cover before with no effect on the car. imo, covering is a lot less work than polishing...
let us know what you find out about the paprika for cat repellent!
here is an electronic cat repellent (i havent tried it):
http://www.safepetproducts.com/pilot.asp?p...D=cat+repellent
i would not put it on the paint- how about putting it in some sorta cloth bags (so the smell gets out) and hang them around the car?
since the cat is going on the top, maybe it does like the 303... you could try raggtopp or vinylex next time.
dusting/ mf will get the paw prints off, but wont get the swirls and light scratches (as you probably know). i use my car cover every day (its on the car now and the car is in the garage). have had paw prints on the cover before with no effect on the car. imo, covering is a lot less work than polishing...
let us know what you find out about the paprika for cat repellent!
here is an electronic cat repellent (i havent tried it):
http://www.safepetproducts.com/pilot.asp?p...D=cat+repellent
i use the honda cover, but its really just a dust cover and not good for weather...
couple of ideas were in this thread:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=336075
couple of ideas were in this thread:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=336075
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Originally Posted by Jay2000,Nov 15 2005, 12:57 PM
k--- the cat, sorry animal lovers.




