One solution:
Place the tonneau cover under the rear wheels. Put some catnip and other
treats on the cover.
When the cat is on the tonneau cover, move the vehicle accordingly.
Soap and water and a stiff brush will remove the tire tracks from the
cover, along with any hairs and cat remnants.
Repeat as necessary.
At 05:41 PM 7/1/02 -0400, Aeseeyou@aol.com wrote:
>Hi,
>I'm writing this e-mail to ask if anybody else has had a problem with their
>cat or cats using the tonneau of their MG as a "Hammock"? Especially on warm,
>sunny days when the weight of the cat tends to stretch the vinyl all to heck.
> I've purchased some stuff called "Pet Repellent" and sprayed some on an
>extra piece of the same grade vinyl as the tonneau and it didn't seem harm or
>damage the fabric, nor did it do much to discourage the darn cat! He's not a
>scratcher so I guess I'm lucky in that degree, but I don't really want to
>have a sagging tonneau, either! Has anyone heard of some other more powerful
>or effective means of discouraging my cat from sleeping on the tonneau?
>Swatting it with a broom or rolled up newspaper isn't a viable choice as he
>is a very "special friend" (Any Cat lovers knows what I mean!)
>Albert Escalante
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