Someone scratched my bumper and drove off - what to do?

Crabman

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

In your original post you said no damage.

I stand by that. Not sure what point you're trying to make. At least one driver has been prosecuted (thanks to observant witness) for making contact with a vehicle in a car park and driving away.

Sgt_Pepper_2

Crabman wrote: »

I stand by that. Not sure what point you're trying to make. At least one driver has been prosecuted (thanks to observant witness) for making contact with a vehicle in a car park and driving away.

And therefore there must have been damage else there is no offence.

property.advert

As I am faced with, you have no practical alternative to simply living with it and getting it done if another hapless soul does manage to hit you and actually stop.

Every alternative, from you fixing it yourself to using your insurance, will cost you far more money than what you will lose when selling the car.

Wig

Golly gosh, there's a lot of princesses on this forum who can sense a pea under 15 thick mattresses!

Advice OP, wash & t-cut you might find there is nothing to worry about.

Joe_Horner

incidentally, in true moneysaving style, Tesco Colour Restorer works as well as T Cut for this sort of thing. It's a little finer, so takes a bit more rubbing, but it costs about half as much