Re: Car Hit.....Version III (And an additional tibdit about catpaw prints)

[JPearce <j.pearce@daxcontrol.com>]

Hi,
We tried dots of Tobasco on the hood it worked with one cat, latter we
tried 'duck' tape adhesive side up, after a few days that appeared to
work also.

Khan Klatt wrote:

> At 2:02 PM -0400 7/9/99, Chris Collier wrote:
> >Chris Collier here,
>
> Chris-
>
> Do whatever you have to, say move to another location where you get
> your own enclosed garage, anything. Just stop breaking our hearts
> with your horror stories with your white beauty.
>
> PS. I now (for the first time since 1997 when I bought my car) have
> to park my car in a garage that is NOT for my exclusive use. In my
> apartment complex, my car is parked in an underground lot, which
> while it is underground and has a locked gate, allows a particular
> cat to go walking around the garage.
>
> Of all the cars in the garage, it has learned that I drive my car
> pretty hard, and that the engine gets nice and warm. So it comes and
> walks on my hood with its muddy paws. It really sucks after washing
> my car. Anyhow, I write asking if anyone has any bright ideas to keep
> the cat off my hood. Any brilliant ideas? I only have the factory
> keyless entry (option added later, not stock) so I don't have a
> proximity sensor. What is the most elegant solution (without doing
> harm to the cat?) What's the least expensive solution (again, I love
> cats, just not on my car)?
>
> -Khan