Anyway i have a 06 g35 coupe Ivory Pearl and my dad drives a honda oddessy van and my sis has a Acura TL type S 2007 but right to the point we have 3 cars parked in our backyard and why is that only my car always have flies on it??? i never wax it and what im really pisses me off about is they **** on it too lol...so i have to wash the car once a week. any1 know the solution??? i know there was a thread about this but it was inside the car mine is outside lol...

 

Because our cars are the ****!!

 

put a fly catcher near your car

 

maybe it's the soap you use?

 

+1

In case you never noticed, most car wash soaps have a sweet smell to it...

 

flies like nice things

 

^+1

only thing that comes to mind...

 

Why the hell is this post in the G-Spot?

 

Because hes new? Move it to "Care & Detailing"

 

Y didn't you move it

 

i am a premed student but i think i can safely diagnose you one of these



i hear they have free refills for life

anyways, to clean, QD works. 50/50 isopropyl/water mixture works too, but that strips all sealant/wax. Seeing how you don't have any, you can use either of those to clean.

Next for protection, I'd invest in some sealant and wax. Ones that actually last. That'll prevent damage to your paint. I can't guarantee that it'll fully protect your paint, but I mean, if that worries you too much, you could always get a car cover.

 

Put a ant eater next to your car. Lol

 

maybe you should try waxing your car.

 

+2, its the soap. Fruit flies flock to my car immediately after I wash it. They usually go away after I wax it and/or a few days go by.

 

You said your car is white. Flies are attracted to thin edges and light colors specifically yellow. I bet the other cars are dark in color. That's why your car gets the flies. I noticed this in the parking lot at my work. I smoke cigs so I go outside and admire my G35. I live in a cow town so there are lots of flies. I notced that all the light colored cars had flies all over them and the dark colored cars had none. So I went home and searched online and some articles came up. The residue may be poop and eggs. Hope this answers your question.