Some A'holes keyed me baby
 

So i leave the club the othe rnight n as i'm opening the door , i notice that the whole f'ing drivr's side of the car is keyed, any suggestions on how a girl like myself should attempt to fix it b4 going to a bdy shop and gettin raped? (i'm sure there's somehng i can do right?)

yea, don't feel bad... my max got keyed on my college campus for the second time. The a**hole keyed my front right wheel fender and my rear right quarter panel. I'm thinkin its the same a**hole who keyed my car the 1st time...

well did u fix it urself or did u go to a body shop? and any clue how much they charge?

if they're not super deep, try and have a good detailer try and buff it out.

well, it just happened this past friday nite. So i'm trying to find out who the guy is because I'm gonna make him pay for all the damage he caused on my max.

All I know is that paint work is expensive no matter what, and this poor college student is gonna pay for it either way. If he ain't paying, his parents are gonna pay because I might even take this guy to court if I can prove he caused all the damages.

I was even thinkin about investing in some kinda security camera-mount inside the car to catch the vandalist, but now I think that's just ridiculous to buy such a thing when in fact, my car isn't even a BMW M5 or Mercedes S500.

I'm thinkin the damage on my car would probably cost me somewhere between $500-$750. But who knows it could cost more, since it depends on the quality work that the shop does. Probably a shop that doesn't do such quality work would be cheaper obviously. I don't think this damage could be somethin i can fix either, so I'm thinkin I will need to bring it to a shop.

:bawling:

full coverage insurance will pay for it, its under comprehensive/vandalism happen to me 3 times

yea but i cant put in a claim or else my stupid rates go up, even for something like that

shouldnt because it wasent your fault, i had both geico and 21st century

well i have nj allstate now and the retard agent was tellin me that b/c of no fault, ur rates go up regardless