use a stronger dilution of shampoo for your wash. should improve a bit

search for cuci seat/kusyen in Facebook. RM80 for A segment seats. additional cost for other parts

To add to that, my personal experience is to have a spray bottle of water or vinegar ready. Get those spray bottle that can adjust the spray from mist to shoot straight line. Then anytime the cat come and sleep on your car, u take the spray and shoot straight line at the cat. After few times they stop coming.

Another method that works but harder to aim is 2-finger rubber band lastik. Fold small piece of paper to create a tough U-shape, then pull back on thumb-and-finger rubberband and shoot at the cat. Harder to aim unless u practice and master it, but cats also run when kena hit suddenly.

Hope some of these tips help.

Some home remedies worth trying:
1) Put a piece of charcoal in the boot, and park car out in the sun for few days.
2) Put pandan leaves in boot
3) Spray Febreeze

Charcoal can do wonder, buy a pack of charcoal and leave it in the car for few days.

Did you spill something to cause the smell?

If not, check for dead cicak... If smell persist for few days...& like coming from the vent/air-con...most likely dead at the air-con coil.

It can be deep, very deep. Those cats created few visible claw scratches within 1 week after collecting my black car, sent to compound polish the worker told me unable to recover after he tried, too hard it will burn the clear coat... I think it depends if the cat's paw accumulated with sand particles... I not sure if having those thick 9H ceramic coating will reduce the damages done?

This post has been edited by voscar: Jan 4 2017, 12:13 AM

appreciate you guys
i would try to put 1 pack of charcoal in each cabin and boot later

Stuff like this is yay or nay?

http://www.fastwax.com/fw1-wash-and-wax-1/

fastwax FW1... Claims to remove scratches like those near door handle, and whiten the headlamp. It's selling for 60 per bottle. Demo-ed to my car at the petrol station. IT worked by removing scratches at the door handle there but how did it work I also dunno

I'm not a detailing guy so had to ask here Please provide some input guys

This post has been edited by b0rhui: Jan 4 2017, 03:52 PM

hi....any easy apply wax after wash? i mean something by spray and wont affect the previous soft99 fusso coat wax that i apply? and when using clay, nid to use wat lubricant?just simply water ?

Spray wax is the way to go, I've always favored spray wax compared To paste wax.. Check out fireball Malaysia spray wax, it has a more reflective glow compared to most that produces depth (deep glow).

Use shampoo for clay lubricant

This post has been edited by douglas_tong: Jan 5 2017, 12:51 AM

No, 9H coat is useless. I tried that.

I have cat issue too!

What about film coating?

Saw a video, that guy literally scratch the paint with metal brush.. one wipe and its all gone.

Not sure about film coating though.

But my 9H coating is not scratch-resistant at all!

How about this?

https://m.facebook.com/CeracoatMalaysia/

This is definitely not a coating. More like a wax/sealant kind of stuff for me.

Mind to share what brand of 9H coating you used?
I saw those youtube video they use key-fob or plastic side (of coz not sharp metal scratching) to scratch, after that just wipe away those residue, impressive...

Gimmick I supposed.

Pm-ed you.

due to rainy reason now, i am wondering what happen if after i apply paste wax and it rain? will the rain ruin the wax before it dry?

hi, do i nid to clean the old wax by using paint cleaner before apply a new wax?