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[EMD]

Next doors cat keeps jumping on my car and its made a right mess with its muddy feet from the front to the back  Now we have 2 cats an they dont go on any of our cars , next doors dont go on its owners car 

So how do i make it keep off other than covering the car in grease  I bought a small water gun an sprayed it twice but it still comes back 

[Sir Tigger KC]

You have to somehow make it associate your car with an unpleasant experience without hurting it of course! 

So a water gun is a good idea, or just generally scaring the bejasus out of it every time you see it on your car.  It'll get the message eventually if you don't give up! 

Alternatively, catch it and wring it's neck. Job jobbed! 

[05omegav6]

Could just get a dog

[EMD]

Thing is if you scare it while its on the car it'll scratch it  Its a friendly cat but im not having it scratching the car 

[EMD]

Could just get a dog

I'd like a Boxer 

[chrisgixer]

Thing is if you scare it while its on the car it'll scratch it  Its a friendly cat but im not having it scratching the car 

It won't scratch a car. it might mark it, but nothing that won't polish off with minimal effort.

Park the car in the shade if at all possible. They like the heat. Depending on the time of day of course.

[EMD]

Thing is if you scare it while its on the car it'll scratch it  Its a friendly cat but im not having it scratching the car 

It won't scratch a car. it might mark it, but nothing that won't polish off with minimal effort.

Park the car in the shade if at all possible. They like the heat. Depending on the time of day of course.

Ill move the truck to where the Omega is an see if it stops it  Meanwhile im on guard with the pump action water gun 

[chrisgixer]

Carefull you don't get water marks on it

[Nick W]

My money is on the cat. They're utterly self-absorbed, stupid and stubborn.

[Steve B]

You have to somehow make it associate your car with an unpleasant experience without hurting it of course! 

So a water gun is a good idea, or just generally scaring the bejasus out of it every time you see it on your car.  It'll get the message eventually if you don't give up! 

Alternatively, catch it and wring it's neck. Job jobbed! 

Gaffer tape moggy to bonnet... hold horn on for 30 secs.. release cat... sorted

[EMD]

Carefull you don't get water marks on it

Bloody shiny black Omega's  Maybe it just like the superior fl 

[humbucker]

It won't scratch a car.

Perhaps not through to bare metal(!), but a cat will happily slide down your bonnet, roof etc. and leave scratch/claw marks in the lacquer. Also, if you've got a PFL Omega, a cat is more than capable of leaving claw marks in the textured black plastics as it climbs/jumps up onto the car.

[humbucker]

So how do i make it keep off other than covering the car in grease

How about a car cover?

[chrisgixer]

It won't scratch a car.

Perhaps not through to bare metal(!), but a cat will happily slide down your bonnet, roof etc. and leave scratch/claw marks in the lacquer. Also, if you've got a PFL Omega, a cat is more than capable of leaving claw marks in the textured black plastics as it climbs/jumps up onto the car.

Pre face lift doesn't count, as, obviously, you need the superior face lift.

The rest is prety much as I posted, I think you'll find.

[humbucker]

Pre face lift doesn't count, as, obviously, you need the superior face lift.

Quite. That's of no help to the Cavalier Turbo 4x4 owner with a Griffin-friendly feline, though! Textured black plastic fail!