Are animals and bugs attracted to your bright Mopar ??
So I have noticed over the years after having my bright Dodge Viper race yellow Dart is that it seems to be a beacon for bugs and animals (birds really), but this time it has gone to far. I live at an apartment complex for college and these stupid finch birds have destroyed my sport mirrors on my car !! :angry2: I want to rip their little heads off. At first I would notice the birds would sit on the mirrors I didn't think to much of it, but once it became to late I realized the damage they have done. So since then I have placed a regular plastic sacks you get at the grocery store over the mirrors to keep them away.
The little birds have scuffed up both mirrors pretty bad and if light from a headlight shines on it at a certain angle it's bad visibility from it. Is there anyway to get scuff marks out of mirrors or do I have to replace them ?
Anyone else have problems with critters and such attracted to your bright Mopar ? haha
So I have noticed over the years after having my bright Dodge Viper race yellow Dart is that it seems to be a beacon for bugs and animals (birds really), but this time it has gone to far. I live at an apartment complex for college and these stupid finch birds have destroyed my sport mirrors on my car !! :angry2: I want to rip their little heads off. At first I would notice the birds would sit on the mirrors I didn't think to much of it, but once it became to late I realized the damage they have done. So since then I have placed a regular plastic sacks you get at the grocery store over the mirrors to keep them away.
The little birds have scuffed up both mirrors pretty bad and if light from a headlight shines on it at a certain angle it's bad visibility from it. Is there anyway to get scuff marks out of mirrors or do I have to replace them ?
Anyone else have problems with critters and such attracted to your bright Mopar ? haha