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My Ferrari 360 is too big for the garage so sits on the driveway. I drive it about once a week on weekends.
My cat keeps using it as a climbing frame and i came out today to find a scratch where she slipped! The last straw something has to be done but i'm not sure what.
I can't park it somewhere else as i keep it on a Ctek charger.
I have an outdoor car cover but the car needs to be clean every time i drive it or this can bring more scratches/swirls.
Does anyone have any ideas that won't be the cost of a carcoon / PPF etc..?
I was thinking some kind of fencing/barrier i could wrap around maybe? Or if there's something i can put around the car to repel the cat?
thanks!
My cat keeps using it as a climbing frame and i came out today to find a scratch where she slipped! The last straw something has to be done but i'm not sure what.
I can't park it somewhere else as i keep it on a Ctek charger.
I have an outdoor car cover but the car needs to be clean every time i drive it or this can bring more scratches/swirls.
Does anyone have any ideas that won't be the cost of a carcoon / PPF etc..?
I was thinking some kind of fencing/barrier i could wrap around maybe? Or if there's something i can put around the car to repel the cat?
thanks!
richs2891 said:
Maybe look for natural Cat repellents ? Citrus ? Moth Balls ? etc
Sprinkle some of this on the car => https://www.amazon.co.uk/Silent-Roar-Lion-Manure-R...
Bobton125 said:
vikingaero said:
First World Problems.
There's people in third world cities - S
horpe, Middlesbrough, Sheffield, Stoke, Hull etc having to put up with riots. 
And there's people dying in Palestine, what does your useless comment have to do with anything?There's people in third world cities - S
horpe, Middlesbrough, Sheffield, Stoke, Hull etc having to put up with riots. 

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Edited by vikingaero on Wednesday 7th August 14:12
Two options:
1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
SkodaIan said:
Two options:
1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
3. Get rid of the cat.1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
SkodaIan said:
Two options:
1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
i see what you mean, it's more the inconvencience of having it stored elsewhere than home, i'd never be bothered to go and collect it and drive it!1. Keep the cat shut in the house (at which point a neighbours cat or a pigeon with diarrhea will sit on it instead)
2. Keep the car in the house - who needs living rooms anyway.......
Seriously though you'll either need to accept that a car kept outside won't remain in pristine condition, or spend a bit of money on somewhere secure to store it - there is usually some way of enlarging the garage unless you live on a very small plot.
Cats dont like water.
Cars can cope with a splash.
Your cat will learn quickly.
Just setup a tap/cut off so you can turn it off your self.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pestbye%C2%AE-Battery-Ope...
Cars can cope with a splash.
Your cat will learn quickly.
Just setup a tap/cut off so you can turn it off your self.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pestbye%C2%AE-Battery-Ope...
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i can just about feel it with my fingernail.