Don't waste your time fella, loads of internet warriors with nothing better to do other than to pick up on peoples English if you ask me it says a lot about there sad lives that they have to turn to the internet forums to monitor peoples grammar and English.

Sad to hear about the car I had some cu't do it to my motor twice

Where's that 'single thing that makes you think knob?' thread gone? Starting a reply with 'quite' and being smug about your ability to type. Some people struggle with reading and writing.

You know what's more prevalent than this? People not treating others with respect. What's worse if you knew exactly what he meant and you're being deliberately obtuse because a few other people do the same as you on PH, except it's actually a bit of a joke.

Can't say I have any experience with the above problem, but I wouldn't go the insurance route until I'd got a quote from a bodyshop. Then I'd assess that cost against the value of the car.

The theory touted about parking in what some fkwit views as "their space" is a possibility, especially if it was just your car; definitely do a bit of research. People are scum, I really hope you get it sorted

And to the grammar Nazis, grow up. The OP was hardly illiterate or using txtspk, and if you are still desperate to receive whatever buzz you get out smugly correcting small grammatical errors then at least choose a more appropriate thread

EFA
The sort that is becoming all too prevalent


OP - Bad luck to her car, I hope they find the culprit.
My dad had his car keyed all over when it was one day old. That was in 1964.

Correctly. Not properly.

Why do people feel its required for them to appear, to add nothing constructive at all- just to highlight errors in a perfectly legible post? Whilst you may think that you look amazingly clever, you really do come across as being an utter imbecile.
OP- im usre that someone will appear with some useful advice soon enough- there must be a thread somewhere on here dealing with similar issues and, perhaps a DIY solution.
I concur that the world is full of aholes.

I recall a friend getting his car scratched a few years ago. He had a guy come out and fix it using heat lamps to soften the paint and seal up the scratch. I never saw the process myself but it sounded like a brilliant idea.

Funny, i was thinking the same thing.

I might suggest reporting to the police in the local area, quite often they might know the culprits & you'd be surprised how helpful they can sometimes be. We had a similar thing with a Peugeot we'd just bought, some youths jumped on our car it was parked in the street one evening. A neighbour spotted them but did'nt know it was our car, luckily they reported it. Plod knew the culprits & made a visit, parents paid up! I also let plod know that if I saw said culprit in our neighbourhood again they would be getting a call for probably the wrong reason. The cuplits were about 14 years old & I heard through some of their school chums they were stting themselves over it.

Definately worth reporting

Try to convince your brother not to get too worked up. Vandalism is a bummer (been there) and should not be taken personally. Sorry to hear your news.

Also, sorry you had to deal with the grammar wkers in such a psot.