I have a indy yellow S2k, flys and bees and wasps and butterflys and alsorts seems to think its one big sunflower. I parked it in a carpark yesturday for only 2 hours (the weather was quite sunny), when i came back to it, the bonnet was covered, and i do mean COVERED with little green flys, and there was about 5 bees buzzing around it, i walked to the back end of the car and the boot was also covered with flys.

anybody who drives a yellow car and have this problem? is there any product that i could use to let the bees know that its a car and not a sunflower or their queen?

cheers

 

funny that cause around thirty years ago the uk had an invasion of foreign caterpillars from somewhere, bright green and furry, i came across a car in a car park so completetly covered that it just looked green, i swept some away and the car was yellow underneath!

 

Buy some Honda Berlina Black paint, and apply liberally to the car. As as by-product of this fix, your cars performance will also increase.

R.

sorry couldnt resist.

 

Venus fly trap?

It is an issue with yellows, never heard of insect repellant for cars

 

My car attracts the bugs a lot more since I started using Zaino.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by M@verick

 

I remember when I was a kid and my younger brother went out in a yellow T-shirt, when he came back in it was alive with green-fly - completely freaked him out though

 

I remember the Lady Bird invasion around the late 1970's when they covered everthing. The misses had a little Fiat 500 at the time so we painted it red with white spots and the lady birds completely ignored it!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by AdrianEagle
I remember the Lady Bird invasion around the late 1970's when they covered everthing.

 

Poppa Eagle - a Ladybird invasion? Did this really happen?

I was only a nipper at the time so I cannot remember. Did it hit the news?