Will370z Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 for the last couple of months I've noticed a little leak stain on the front lip and grill of the car. Not that I'm OCD but I know every mark on the car now so I spotted this early on. Very small like a splash of water. Check the washer pipes, nothing no leak, checked everywhere else, nope all dry. Wondered if it was one of the cleaning products staining....nope. So wipe it off and a week later it's back. Weird, maybe some freak stain from the rain, umm not rained in days and still there. But tonight the mystery is solved. I cleaned her yesterday and was taking a quick glimpse just to make sure she was tucked up ok outside (we all do it admit it) when I saw the neighbours cat walking along the road. Now the other day I saw cat prints on my bonnet so I thought, ah I've got you you bugger you jump up there and I'll come down and scare you off, but good as gold she walked past all the other cars up to mine sniffed and walked off. Cool cat I thought, she appreciates a bit of class, good girl, then she turns back walks up to the front lip, turns around and sprays over the front lip. Little bugger. She's been peeing on my car for weeks. Plotting revenge.....got to laugh though, seems she only does it to mine. Quote
Stu350z Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 Get the air rifle ready.... +1 Cheeky Wee S**t! Quote
Andy82 Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 Google, i seem to remember a school friends mother using a lime/citrus or something to discourage cats. Any one quoting/suggesting violence against animals needs to be shot them selves. Quote
Zugara Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 Citroenella oil is needed Will. I think the air rifle comment was said in jest. Calm down? Quote
NeilMH Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 Is that what will also happen to me after a few months of Z ownership: More than 1,00 posts on the forum Modifications where none were originally intended Waging war on small feline creatures Already its started when I saw a small stain on one of the exhaust tips and immediately polished it off....OMG Quote
Will370z Posted March 29, 2011 Author Posted March 29, 2011 Is that what will also happen to me after a few months of Z ownership: More than 1,00 posts on the forum Modifications where none were originally intended Waging war on small feline creatures Already its started when I saw a small stain on one of the exhaust tips and immediately polished it off....OMG Lol yup welcome to the slippery slope..... Cheers guys had read somewhe about the citroenella, will try it out. Don't worry I won't be going down the air rifle route I might hit the car instead Quote
spursmaddave Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 Is that what will also happen to me after a few months of Z ownership: More than 1,00 posts on the forum Modifications where none were originally intended Waging war on small feline creatures Already its started when I saw a small stain on one of the exhaust tips and immediately polished it off....OMG All depends if you hang around with Will, Graham, Jim, Paul & Myself Quote
NeilMH Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 Is that what will also happen to me after a few months of Z ownership: More than 1,00 posts on the forum Modifications where none were originally intended Waging war on small feline creatures Already its started when I saw a small stain on one of the exhaust tips and immediately polished it off....OMG All depends if you hang around with Will, Graham, Jim, Paul & Myself Clearly to be avoided at all costs - I wouldn't be able to afford it Quote
rabbitstew Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 lol, thats quite funny. Didnt realise cats felt that way about 350z`s! Ive noticed a few cat prints on mine also - will have to keep an eye out for dodgy water marks on it. Quote
spursmaddave Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 My cat licks the bugs off the front lip of my Zed , I think Nixy posted that hers did the same Quote
Tricky-Ricky Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 Just a slight correction, female cats seldom spray, so it will be a tom! cars are quite a common target for a spray job, although you probably won't notice, Oil of citronella should do the trick, although our Siamese seldom take much notice of it. Its the Seagulls that crap on mine i object to, i also had one try and build a nest on top of one of my cars LOL! Quote
M13KYF Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 as soon as I starting reading the opening line I though I bet thats cat p!ss Quote
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