Asda Customer Let Trollet Damage My Car - How To Proceed?

Hasbeen

straighttalker wrote: »

I never said his insurance WOULD pay. I said sue him directly which is exactly what you've recommended in your last sentence.

As other's have said, if the OP doesn't want to claim from his own insurance, he should just suck it up and pay for the repair himself. Alternatively, if the OP is adamant he wants to make a recovery from the third party, he needs to issue proceedings directly against the third party. Even if he gets a judgment, will it be satisfied?

Where did I say that you said would pay?
I was backing up your statement that it would probably come to a civil case??

mcpitman

EdGasket wrote: »

Umm ....isn't wet n' dry sanding then?

Of course it is, but done properly the effect would be less damaging than using T-Cut. Hence the "Wet n Dry" technique being used by professionals for years, never seen a pro use T-Cut.

T-Cut is the work of the devil when it comes to Car detailing/Paint restoration.