parking dinks

Jarre

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Lol ,no but i do remember it was clean at the time


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On a happy note ....... Glad you got your dents sorted :)


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Cheers mate,what amazed me about these dent removal guys,only had 3 dinks,the other 4 were blemish dinks which he removed,didnt think it was possible,whats nice is it transforms your car! youre no longer stareing at dinks
 

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Cheers mate,what amazed me about these dent removal guys,only had 3 dinks,the other 4 were blemish dinks which he removed,didnt think it was possible,whats nice is it transforms your car! youre no longer stareing at dinks

So true, I was amazed with the result, especially because my dent was right on the crease line that goes down the side of the car!

He managed to remove the dent and restore the crease line perfectly :D
 

Jarre

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I dont think cars getting bigger is the problem, it is inconsiderate c**ts who don't know how to park.


Depends where we're talking! Yarm high street had the parking redone last year or the year before, and they've squeezed more spaces into the same area. My car fits ok, but the big 4x4s don't, they're like wheels on lines even when in the middle of the space!

But yes, way too many people don't give a **** about parking. I'll always park dead on in the centre regardless of how other people park in their space!
 

F1DAN

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haha so glad it's not just me who likes to find a 'suitable' space :) Always look for the corner spots, never park next to a car with child seat etc.

Does amaze me though how I can park in an almost empty car park with loads of spaces around only to return to find someone else parked next to me... anyone would think cars get lonely lol
 

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My parking priority is usually 1. Parent and child bay (sorry they chose to have children, they're not disabled). 2. Take 2 spaces. 3. Park next to a very shiny, far more expensive vehicle because they are usually looked after (never a mucky expensive vehicle though). 4. Corner/edge spot (half the risk of damage). 5. Far corner away from everyone. 6. Drop off area at supermarket (no one will park anywhere near you! only stop behind you).

Quite a twatish way to park I know, but it's me that has to pay for repairs!!
 

AndyG_TSi

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My parking priority is usually 1. Parent and child bay (sorry they chose to have children, they're not disabled). 2. Take 2 spaces. 3. Park next to a very shiny, far more expensive vehicle because they are usually looked after (never a mucky expensive vehicle though). 4. Corner/edge spot (half the risk of damage). 5. Far corner away from everyone. 6. Drop off area at supermarket (no one will park anywhere near you! only stop behind you).

Quite a twatish way to park I know, but it's me that has to pay for repairs!!

I'm exactly the same :lol: although I wont park across 2 bays

RE point 1. I'm 41, my mums 71, if I take her shopping I'll have no qualms in using a parent and child space. Technically, my mum is with her child :lol:
 
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