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15-07-2009, 12:41 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Northern Suburbs - Melbourne
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Hey guys
I have a little problem. There's a few people living on this property (varies between 5-6) and every week my car gets a new scratch on it and the who does it never EVER fesses up to it. Sure my paints not perfect, but that doesn't justify scratching it! If it's not a scratch, its a mirror thats been walked into and broken (learned to fold mirrors in, less risk there) but NOW, the mirrors copped a new long white scratch too!!  : : : : So, aside from camping outside 24/7 watching, I have no idea what to do. But yer *sigh* Imagine if I had've resprayed the car. : /rant
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What to do, what to do
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