[LongDriving]

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...905337+4294908099+4294806411+115&autoview=sku

I have quiet a few cats in the garage. Do you think this will protect any scratches if they sleep on the car?

Thanks!

 

[CHARLIE]

if it's thick enough, i am sure it could prevent scatches on your paint job, but I wouldn't want most humans near my car, let alone any animals sleeping ON it.

 

[KStryker]

if it's thick enough, i am sure it could prevent scatches on your paint job, but I wouldn't want most humans near my car, let alone any animals sleeping ON it.

LOL, x2...don't know anything about cats...but can't you crate them like a dog?

 

[LongDriving]

if it's thick enough, i am sure it could prevent scatches on your paint job, but I wouldn't want most humans near my car, let alone any animals sleeping ON it.

Yeah that's what I was afraid of. Maybe if I get 2 covers????

 

[Phanta5m]

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...905337+4294908099+4294806411+115&autoview=sku

I have quiet a few cats in the garage. Do you think this will protect any scratches if they sleep on the car?

Thanks!

it can't hurt right...

 

[srg]

Flame suit on!!......

How about get rid of the cats!?

srg

 

[LongDriving]

it can't hurt right...

That's what I was thinking. Just to be on the safe side. I'm just hoping it can still "breath" properly.

 

[Ron380]

I think a cat's claws would go through just about anything thin. Maybe you could get some inexpensive, close-cell foam or quilted moving-mats (blankets) to put under the car covers. ??

Just about anything you lay ON the car is going to give small scratches over time, unless you polish the car each time before you put the covers on it. Sorry.

Edit: !! I'VE GOT IT!! Keep the car well-polished, then they'll just slide off when they try to get on it! :laugh:

 

[Phanta5m]

Flame suit on!!......

How about get rid of the cats!?

srg

or get them little microfiber mitts for their paws:biggrinjester:

 

[LongDriving]

or get them little microfiber mitts for their paws:biggrinjester:

I like that :biggrinjester:

 

[LongDriving]

I think a cat's claws would go through just about anything thin. Maybe you could get some inexpensive, close-cell foam or quilted moving-mats (blankets) to put under the car covers. ??

Just about anything you lay ON the car is going to give small scratches over time, unless you polish the car each time before you put the covers on it. Sorry.

Edit: !! I'VE GOT IT!! Keep the car well-polished, then they'll just slide off when they try to get on it! :laugh:

I like the blanket idea. Maybe I'll try the well-polished route too :biggrinjester:

 

[Phanta5m]

I like that :biggrinjester:

haha... they can give it a quick detail in the process

 

[LongDriving]

haha... they can give it a quick detail in the process

Maybe - wouldn't hurt to try. :biggrinjester:

 

[Waldo]

id go with this.....

 

[Phanta5m]

i got it... car capsule

 

[Grimlock]

Noah fabric is pretty darn thick. I can't imagine a cat stratching a car with that cover on! I don't know anything about the "Wolf" brand, but I have owned several covers made out of the Noah fabric.

 

[LongDriving]

Noah fabric is pretty darn thick. I can't imagine a cat stratching a car with that cover on! I don't know anything about the "Wolf" brand, but I have owned several covers made out of the Noah fabric.

Thanks! I think I'll give them a try. :bigthumb: