Cause of paint damage?
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Looks surprisingly similar to the damage one of my cars sustained when an approaching car hit my offside wing mirror and the glass popped out, only held on by the heated element wiring. Took me a minute to find somewhere safe to stop, by which point the mirror glass had smacked the door randomly in the rushing air over and over, causing damage like you see there.
Restricted to a small area due to the length and rigidity of the heater element wiring.
Restricted to a small area due to the length and rigidity of the heater element wiring.
paradigital said:
Looks surprisingly similar to the damage one of my cars sustained when an approaching car hit my offside wing mirror and the glass popped out, only held on by the heated element wiring. Took me a minute to find somewhere safe to stop, by which point the mirror glass had smacked the door randomly in the rushing air over and over, causing damage like you see there.
Restricted to a small area due to the length and rigidity of the heater element wiring.
Hmmm. It’s in the middle of the bonnet though…Restricted to a small area due to the length and rigidity of the heater element wiring.
Hen's eggs with their thick shells can cause a surprising amount of damage.
Often appear as concentric circles as the shell collapses progressively on impact & sharp edges dig into the paint.
Chips & gouges similar to those in the OP's pics.
Often too deep to polish out, too many to try touching in & to repair properly usually a panel respray.
Common around Halloween with the 'trick or treat' nonsense & I suspect those throwing them are entirely unaware of just how much damage they can cause & think it's just a harmless messy jape.
Examples:
https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-to-articl...
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/car-got-e...
Often appear as concentric circles as the shell collapses progressively on impact & sharp edges dig into the paint.
Chips & gouges similar to those in the OP's pics.
Often too deep to polish out, too many to try touching in & to repair properly usually a panel respray.
Common around Halloween with the 'trick or treat' nonsense & I suspect those throwing them are entirely unaware of just how much damage they can cause & think it's just a harmless messy jape.
Examples:
https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-to-articl...
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/car-got-e...
12clover said:
Anyone know what the cause of this paint damage could be? It’s on a prospective purchase, hence would be nice to know… thanks.
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