Mad4Monaros
19-02-2008, 08:39 PM
Hey guys,
Was wondering if anyone has had the same problem with me regarding cats jumping on cars.
Because I don't really drive my Monaro during the week, I have it in the garage under a car cover. I put the cover on it to prevent the cat jumping on the car and marking my paint. Which had worked but I still have it sleeping on my car!
And the thing is, I've noticed afew claw marks on my rear window rubber. It's really pissed me off because I'm pretty sure I'll have to have the rear window removed to replace the rubber. (Does anyone know if thats correct?)
Other than that, the cover has done a good job at protecting the car. Running over the cat or killing it is out of the question, because I still live with my parents and it's Mum's cat.
I know that with gardens people leave bottles of water near the plants to scare the cats off...but I don't know if this ever actually works.
Does anyone have any idea's on what I can do to try and keep the cat off my car?
Was wondering if anyone has had the same problem with me regarding cats jumping on cars.
Because I don't really drive my Monaro during the week, I have it in the garage under a car cover. I put the cover on it to prevent the cat jumping on the car and marking my paint. Which had worked but I still have it sleeping on my car!
And the thing is, I've noticed afew claw marks on my rear window rubber. It's really pissed me off because I'm pretty sure I'll have to have the rear window removed to replace the rubber. (Does anyone know if thats correct?)
Other than that, the cover has done a good job at protecting the car. Running over the cat or killing it is out of the question, because I still live with my parents and it's Mum's cat.
I know that with gardens people leave bottles of water near the plants to scare the cats off...but I don't know if this ever actually works.
Does anyone have any idea's on what I can do to try and keep the cat off my car?