Vandalised car - Grr!

Kilty_2

Rossy. wrote: »

That's true

Although he has huge balls to score someones car in a carpark

Agreed - if I'd have caught him in the act, my car or not, I'd probably be in custody at the moment :mad:

Kilty_2

Rossy. wrote: »

No no

A Laguna diesel is not a big car

Big enough to keep the Audi boys at bay on the motorway IME.

chevettedriver

Rossy. wrote: »

That's true

Although he has huge balls to score someones car in a carpark

Hope you get it fixed soon and cheaply OP

Huge Balls? I disagree. Nutter bloke has hurled abuse at a lady and then vandalised her car.

Cowardice, not Big Balls

Ebe_Scrooge

Here's an interesting fact that I'll throw into the conversation for no reason whatsover ...... brake fluid strips paint amazingly efficiently, better in fact than proper paint stripper. It's cheap and easy to get hold of, and the act of buying a 250ml bottle from Halfords would arouse no suspicion whatsoever.

Don't know why I mentioned that .....

Other than the fact that I've also been on the receiving end of similar vandalism, so I share your feelings ( I had the C word scrawled in huge letters down the whole side of the car, both sides and bonnet, so did have to go through my insurance for a complete respray ).

mcjordi

wouldint even consider insurance claim for a petrol flap..

sand it, prime it, paint it, laquer it.. if it looks carp then stick a aftermarket sticker cover on it..

Saints2011

Ebe_Scrooge wrote: »

Here's an interesting fact that I'll throw into the conversation for no reason whatsover ...... brake fluid strips paint amazingly efficiently, better in fact than proper paint stripper. It's cheap and easy to get hold of, and the act of buying a 250ml bottle from Halfords would arouse no suspicion whatsoever.

Don't know why I mentioned that .....

I like this, all in favour vote now :rotfl: