Well it finally happened, scratch #1
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Originally posted by cyman33
i have a bimmer bean, you speak as if i dont have a car....and i do know how it feels, so i get it fixed, not a big deal
i have a bimmer bean, you speak as if i dont have a car....and i do know how it feels, so i get it fixed, not a big deal
but either way... to answer the original post, i wouldn't scratch a car back.. because i KNOW how bad that pisses me off... i have other methods of "getting even" without me damaging the other persons car... but letting them do it to themselves
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Yesterday, my right side bumper got hit by a car, while it was
parked in the parking garage. I can buff the scratches out but some
area, the paint was taken off, lucky it was only on the bumper area. I was very upset, I just bought this car and I havn't even got my license plate yet.
Things happens, what can you do.
parked in the parking garage. I can buff the scratches out but some
area, the paint was taken off, lucky it was only on the bumper area. I was very upset, I just bought this car and I havn't even got my license plate yet.
Things happens, what can you do.
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For me it depends on the infraction...and whether or not the car in question is still there.
If I were to retaliate...I'd do it through less damaging...but inconveniencing ways....
Letting the air out of their tires is a good one....
Sorry guys...I love my cars...
If I were to retaliate...I'd do it through less damaging...but inconveniencing ways....
Letting the air out of their tires is a good one....
Sorry guys...I love my cars...
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.....its just a car dude get over it
.....its just a car dude get over it
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LOL, so now your accusing me of as being the type of person that scratches cars? I feel for any scratched S, i just dont spend time worrying about it, trust me it will add many years to your life....the scratch is there and unless you have a time machine there is nothing you can do about it.
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Also, if I came of as being an @sshole, then im sorry, looking back at my original post it seemed a bit harsh, oh well, whats done is done....hope you can get the scratch out Razor
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Originally posted by cyman33
Also, if I came of as being an @sshole, then im sorry, looking back at my original post it seemed a bit harsh, oh well, whats done is done....hope you can get the scratch out Razor
Also, if I came of as being an @sshole, then im sorry, looking back at my original post it seemed a bit harsh, oh well, whats done is done....hope you can get the scratch out Razor
thanks, i was thinking about using a toothpick with some touch up paint on the tip and fill up the lines but it will probably look bad. you can't really even see it unless you look for it, but its enough to bug me. i think im going to have it professionally fixed. does anyone know what exactly a pro would do to cover up these 2 small scratches?
thanks for the advice.
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cymann 33, don't you get it....people submit threads occasionally to vent and receive some level of empathy from the rest of the group. Your quickness to flame him was not a mistake on your part, but a true indicator of the person you are. Next time you submit a reply, think before you hit the submit button.....
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Originally posted by RazorV3
anyone know what exactly a pro would do to cover up these 2 small scratches?
anyone know what exactly a pro would do to cover up these 2 small scratches?