For the sake of £12 you could get the paint matched by the guy up on Pant industrial and give it a go?DaiRees wrote: If it wasn't for the dent I would actually consider a rattle can now.
BASturds indeed.

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For the sake of £12 you could get the paint matched by the guy up on Pant industrial and give it a go?DaiRees wrote: If it wasn't for the dent I would actually consider a rattle can now.
Your father in law's advice on this would seem to be good.DaiRees wrote:Now this is strange. One of the wife's colleagues phoned today to tell us that she's seen a van that's regularly parked in that street that now has corresponding scuffing on one side complete with blue paint, she's recorded the number plate and has taken photographs of the damage which she's going to email to us later. Of course this is entirely circumstantial and, without proof, we can't act on it, but it's a hell of a coincidence!
My father in law (who's a retired ex-copper) says we should inform the police of the incident and of our suspicions about this other vehicle because they'll investigate it. I argue that the police wouldn't give half a flying poo about it. What do you guys reckon?
It only looks low on the van 'cos it's higher off the road. Look at the wheel arch heights on the 2 pics. And the black markings on the sill of the van are from the car's mudflap. I'm convinced it's him, but what can you do eh? No witnesses so unless he admits it....Welly wrote:Not sure about that Van, it looks a bit low on his bodywork to have been in contact with the Focus?
I dunno, I guess as time goes on you'd think more about getting it fixed yourself, less about the other van, but then more about what a load of arse holes we share our communities with
Haha yeah, it's funny how your brain freezes up when you're trying to talk sensesteve_earwig wrote:That'll do you. No chuckling at all really, apart from you not knowing the difference between a bolt and a screw![]()