Got keyed by an old lady
#32
03-08-2008, 08:14 PM
Guys, come on...cut this lady some slack, that's somebody's grandmother!!!!!!
J/K
Wow, that really DOES suck man. Like said above, you may want to rethink where you're parking your car. Whenever I go food shopping I park at the very far side of the lot, next to an island & I hug the island w/ my drivers side tires....this way, there's only one car that might park next to me.
Good luck w/ the trunk.
J/K
Wow, that really DOES suck man. Like said above, you may want to rethink where you're parking your car. Whenever I go food shopping I park at the very far side of the lot, next to an island & I hug the island w/ my drivers side tires....this way, there's only one car that might park next to me.
Good luck w/ the trunk.
#33
03-08-2008, 09:20 PM
Originally Posted by patman530
wow... if she's that blind or senile, maybe she shouldn't be driving at all
OP, sorry to hear about your misfortune. If the scratches are not deep (meaning that if you move your finger over them and you don't feel anything) than you'll be able to get them removed via an abrassive polish. Once you post up a pic, we'll be able to see how bad they are and can make some more appropriate recommendations.
#34
03-08-2008, 09:21 PM
#36
03-08-2008, 10:42 PM
#37
03-08-2008, 10:43 PM
Poor advice....rubbing compound my a..!
Originally Posted by disgookonfiya
man, that sucks... Go out and buy a bottle of 3M rubbing compound and use that.... If that doesn't take the scratch off, than sorry to say but u're SOL
bull ****! Rubbing compound will destroy the clear coat on our paint and
you'll have major problem on your hands by creating more scratches. All
the scratch products on the market won't help either....wish they worked
better. Find a good detail guy in your area and have them machine buff the
scratches on your trunklid. That's the only real way to remove scratches
other than paint! Next time (hope it doesn't happen again) ask the person
for there drivers license and insurance.
#39
03-08-2008, 11:33 PM
Originally Posted by gary c
If you've ever used rubbing compound on our paint you'd know this advice is
bull ****! Rubbing compound will destroy the clear coat on our paint and
you'll have major problem on your hands by creating more scratches. All
the scratch products on the market won't help either....wish they worked
better. Find a good detail guy in your area and have them machine buff the
scratches on your trunklid. That's the only real way to remove scratches
other than paint! Next time (hope it doesn't happen again) ask the person
for there drivers license and insurance.
bull ****! Rubbing compound will destroy the clear coat on our paint and
you'll have major problem on your hands by creating more scratches. All
the scratch products on the market won't help either....wish they worked
better. Find a good detail guy in your area and have them machine buff the
scratches on your trunklid. That's the only real way to remove scratches
other than paint! Next time (hope it doesn't happen again) ask the person
for there drivers license and insurance.
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#45
03-09-2008, 01:34 PM
Originally Posted by AesonVirus
Seniors should have to take a driving exam every year or two... just to prove their capable and still have their wits.
This sucks.
If they're not too deep, Scratch-X and a lot of elbow grease will take them out.
This sucks.
If they're not too deep, Scratch-X and a lot of elbow grease will take them out.
Transition to Houston, where the roads are twice as wide, rules are enforced - and most people drive without paying much attention and/or following common sense. Sigh...