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Car dented in car park again.
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Would something like this do? http://www.cmgdistributions.co.uk/
It's magnetic and you put them on once you've parked and take them off before driving away.
Absolutely no idea how good that stuff is btw, just found it after a quick Google
As you can buy a version with the number plate printed on, I'm thinking they have a high theft rate.0 -
looking_forward wrote: »I might just get a baseball bat !
That's just gonna make the dent look worse.
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I always advised the wife to park beside the most expensive cars if possible on the assumption if you paid big money for a merc etc you wont want to bounce your doors off another car,perhaps its just good luck but it seems to have worked so far.0
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Yowch for the Fifty notes price tag. Mind, I have a fair bit of pipe lagging knocking about and have suddenly had an idea worthy of Blue Peter....
What if there was no such thing as a rhetorical question?0 -
Leave a blow up doll in the passenger seat. No one dents a car with someone in it, especially with an already shocked look on their face.0
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I always advised the wife to park beside the most expensive cars if possible on the assumption if you paid big money for a merc etc you wont want to bounce your doors off another car,perhaps its just good luck but it seems to have worked so far.
Not a bad idea - must be better than an empty space , waiting for a 4x4 with 5 kids !0 -
:rotfl:OddballJamie wrote: »Leave a blow up doll in the passenger seat. No one dents a car with someone in it, especially with an already shocked look on their face.
That could be the way to go - but do you leave her in there when going to the drive through ?0 -
looking_forward wrote: »:rotfl:
That could be the way to go - but do you leave her in there when going to the drive through ?
Of course, she's at the same mental level as the McDonalds staff.0
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