Auto/truck covers

Oregonhunter5 · Mar 15, 2015

in short, I have some cats. There cute and relaxing. Or they would be deceased. They climb on and scratch my 69 c-10. Need a cover. Sits in garage. There's car guys on here. What's a cover that works and doesn't scractch. And that can take cat claws.
Not to spendy
Thanks

oknow · Mar 15, 2015

Oregonhunter5 said:
in short, I have some cats. There cute and relaxing. Or they would be deceased. They climb on and scratch my 69 c-10. Need a cover. Sits in garage. There's car guys on here. What's a cover that works and doesn't scractch. And that can take cat claws.
Not to spendy
Thanks

don't think there is such an animal.

but the cats in a cage that will fix the problem.

Windsor · Mar 19, 2015

Your best bet would be to keep the cats out of the garage. To keep the cats from scratching through, it would need to be heavy/thick enough that it would have trouble "breathing" and would hold in moisture. Not to mention expensive. I use the ones that Walmart sells, with some modifications, but no way would it stand up to a cat.

Oregonhunter5 · Mar 19, 2015

Ok. Them cats are sneaky. I love my pickup. But I guess I love my two cats as well.

oknow · Mar 20, 2015

I guess your best bet would be to buy a cheap car cover to protect the truck and then buy a canvas tarp to go on top of that to protect it from the cat

Oregonhunter5 · Mar 20, 2015

oknow said:
I guess your best bet would be to buy a cheap car cover to protect the truck and then buy a canvas tarp to go on top of that to protect it from the cat

That's a good idea

spectra · Mar 20, 2015

That is your only option as like stated before a good cover is not cheap. I had one for my boat that was custom made and had a soft felt or something on it so it would not scratch the gel coat. Also extra pieces sewn in on hard spots where hard corners and exhaust manifolds were. It would keep cat claws out but was not cheap.