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thanks for your kind words, i just can't wait to get home and try the t-cut.

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Can you dig your nail into the scratch? If so its doubtful you'll be able to do a whole lot i'm afraid mate. Get some Scratch remover, which is like slightly harsher T-cut, use this first, then use T-cut, then use polish and a 1st-class wax - that should hide it pretty well.

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thanks for your kind words, i just can't wait to get home and try the t-cut.

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DO NOT T-CUT IT!!!!!


Fccckers first mark in nearly 4 years!

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thanks for your kind words, i just can't wait to get home and try the t-cut.

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DO NOT T-CUT IT!!!!!


Fccckers first mark in nearly 4 years!

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went out to the car today to find some complete inconsiderate prick has keyed about 6inches of my car...and its deep so t-cut probably won't get it out. i am so mad, why do some people do it, the car was immaculate

not a great start to the week, i cannot explain how pissed off i am right now

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Proberly why they do it , as it is Immaculate, jealous people, or Kids ! big shame ..

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Farecla only, and ammonia free.

I painted that in the paint everyone will be using by law come january and its not t-cut or ammonia friendly!

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Do you use heat lamps? I have not tried spraying the water based yet.

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I painted that in the paint everyone will be using by law come january and its not t-cut or ammonia friendly!

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Nope not on a full paint job, paint will end up on the floor!

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the scratch is too deep for scratch remover anyway...and top off my day i just realised i have lost my wallet with dozens of bank cards etc, so knowing my luck i probably had my account robbed aswell

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the scratch is too deep for scratch remover anyway...and top off my day i just realised i have lost my wallet with dozens of bank cards etc, so knowing my luck i probably had my account robbed aswell

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

I am just saying this because often, not in this case, there is a reason for getting a car 'done'. And day by day I am teetering on the edge of being a doer.

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I never knew someone be so wound up by supermarket car parks You need therapy!

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

I am just saying this because often, not in this case, there is a reason for getting a car 'done'. And day by day I am teetering on the edge of being a doer.

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I think I can safely say that none of the reasons you have listed above justify causing criminal damage to someone elses property

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

I am just saying this because often, not in this case, there is a reason for getting a car 'done'. And day by day I am teetering on the edge of being a doer.

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Lets wait till a loony mashes your car in a car park. Then you will change your attidue.

Unless someone like me catches you keying a car for the way the owner parked it to save damage then you'll have no fingers left.

I carnt believe you would cause 400 pounds worth of damage because you dont like people's parking.

Hoggers will now shell out 250 for this, no wonder it happens so often with your stupid retarded attitude!

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

I am just saying this because often, not in this case, there is a reason for getting a car 'done'. And day by day I am teetering on the edge of being a doer.

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Thank god we're 250 miles apart becuase i have a feeling there would be blood if we met. I ALWAYS take two spaces in a carpark if they are small spaces. I believe they should be made big enough to allow a car to open its doors in. It's outrageous IMO that this is not so.

I will park in disabled if the only other choice is next to a 20 year old rusting pile of crap because i know will get my doors smashed to fccuk when the p***k opens his door . I've seen it done time and time again.

I will only park in disabled late at night or at any other time when there are lots of empty ones for people who genuinely need the service. It's not illegal to park in them btw.

I agree that it is wrong to park in children or disabled during the day and it p***es me off equally when an a-hole parks across crossings or simply leaves his/her car with the hazards on. Another thing i hate are those that park on the end of a row stopping traffic getting around the carpark.

I would NEVER key anyone's car . If I had enough of a problem, i would confront them. I can't think of anything more cowardly, direspectful or childish.

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and what about the disabled person I used to regulary drive with a disabled person and if I saw someone parking in the disabled bay I would go mad. Once in Homebase I horizontally parked across the back of 2 idiots who had parked in the disabled bays and we went shopping for an hour, they were not happy when I returned to the car

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exactly the way to deal with it without the need to damage there cars!

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and what about the disabled person I used to regulary drive with a disabled person and if I saw someone parking in the disabled bay I would go mad. Once in Homebase I horizontally parked across the back of 2 idiots who had parked in the disabled bays and we went shopping for an hour, they were not happy when I returned to the car

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lol, i would have put my fist through your window, took ya handbrake off and set it for a 'run'

Quote the other bit too mate

I would (and do) just come back later if there aren't lots of disabled spaces left after i would have had to take one.

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lol, i would have put my fist through your window, took ya handbrake off and set it for a 'run'

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it was a company car so do what you like, we also checked that the CCTV was on them and it was. One bloke was just getting to his car, the other fella was jumping up and down and going loony. But when he saw my dad come out with his walking sticks looking very frail, he soon shut up

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I bought a car that already had been keyed (not a coupe) so I don't have to worry about it, its also a lot less stressful when parking

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I know what you mean. With my lovely 3-4 foot scratches from parking OUTSIDE MY OWN HOUSE, i feel i can park it without fear of a repeat occurance. Maybe it would look like someone's 'already pi***d up that tree' to a scrote

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The badge has nothing to do with the car - it applies to the driver or passenger You can display the badge in the window of any car you are travelling in - my mum used hers last week in our hire car in Portugal ... it isn't stuck to the car (unlike the US, where the diasbled sign is part of the license plate). You display it when parked in a disabled space and then take it away, particularly as there is a trade in nicking them from cars

In a pay and display, and you park across 2 spaces, I assume you buy 2 tickets Also, IMO, parking across 2 spaces in a busy car park is as likely to p*ss off mindless eejits who can't find a space

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

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Hoggers, no offence intended here, and I don't mean to suggest any of this applies to you, but ...

I sometimes dream of keying someone's car. The ones who park diagonally in the supermarket, taking up a space and two halves. The ones who park in the spaces reserved for the disabled . The ones who roll up to the supermarket entrance and park right there across the zebra crossing. Sometimes they leave their hazards on, as if that made it okay. The ones who get to their space by ploughing through pedestrians.

I am just saying this because often, not in this case, there is a reason for getting a car 'done'. And day by day I am teetering on the edge of being a doer.

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In a pay and display, and you park across 2 spaces, I assume you buy 2 tickets Also, IMO, parking across 2 spaces in a buy car park is as likely to p*ss off mindless eejits who can't find a space

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I stand corrected about disabled badges. I always thought they were fixed to a registered vehicle to stop people 'borrowing' them.

I don't take two spaces in a pay park no. That would be taking the p**s IMO. The only one pay car park i use has a section where cars park diagonally side by side thereby stopping doors being swung into other cars. This is a better way of designing car parks as you only have one direction of travel and rows are narrower allowing a greater number of parking spaces. IIRC lakeside has this everywhere.

If i do take two spaces i always go right to the back of the car park where there are usually lots of empty spaces. I'm not talking outside the shop here

I'm not some ignorant a-hole. I respect everyone's car and personal circumstances. If everyone drove like me there would be no need for disabled spaces, or child parking. I'd leave a decent gap in a carpark with no lines ffs
As i can walk normally i always park away from the shop unless i take the pop-in spot for a few beers or such. I've never dented someone's car, nor hit it and left the scene.

This really gets ridiculous sometimes. You expect me to pay out all this money on my hobby and get the s**t kicked out of my car because of an ignorant scrote couldn't give a rats? It's not my fault that the world is full of w*****s that can't drive or show other people respect. I do what i do because i don't want them ruining my car anymore than they have.

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I have just saved a screenshot Vicks! I now have photograpic evidence that at least once, ever, Vicks has agreed with me! WOW!

I genuinely have a big beaming smile on my face now!

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Upon reflection, I think agree may have been a bit strong ...edited to say " I sympathise with Brewster's point of view"

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Brewster, were you born a complete [Email]kn@b[/Email] or has it taken you years of hard work to be able to act like one

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Logically, *nothing* justifies causing criminal damage; that's why it's 'criminal damage'
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Good observation, but I don't quite agree.

Justification can be drawn from beyond legal considerations. Morality is more fundamental than law. It can sometimes be justifiable to break the law. I can think of a whole range of circumstances in which I would feel justified in doing so. And given that this is the case, I reject the claim that criminal damage is never justified.

That is my starting point. The question then is when and where. And I certainly couldn't say that arrogant, inconsiderate, selfish, provocative, or just plain piggish behaviour with one's car never justifies it. How would you argue for that?

One thing - anyone who feels justified in ripping my fingers off for scratching their car has already conceded my point.