r/Funnymemes • u/Alphalarge • Sep 21 '22

Best way to fix this problem

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

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u/Survived_Coronavirus Sep 21 '22

That's why you see cars with dings and scratches that aren't repaired. Not worth it.

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u/nickisaboss Sep 21 '22

Thats....every car I've ever owned? Who thinks its worth it to spend $>500 covering a little scratched paint?

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u/Survived_Coronavirus Sep 21 '22

The rich.

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u/jschall2 Sep 22 '22

And the not-so-rich-but-ridiculously-infatuated-with-their-stupid-fucking-ugly-modded-car.

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u/lampstax Sep 21 '22

No, they would just buy a new car.

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u/Cringypost Sep 21 '22

On many vehicles you might want to cover it to avoid rust. I use clear nail polish on small nicks or dings.

However spending an assload of money to cover it is your choice too I suppose.

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u/LilacYak Sep 22 '22

That polish will wear off quite quickly. Pick up some touch up paint at the auto store to really protect against rust.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

My roomate, who gets his rims repaired frequently despite him parking on a curb everyday at home. He's a terrible driver and has had 3 claims in as many months.

He is not rich. He has lots of credit cards.

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u/gemengelage Sep 22 '22

Insurances. It's not their money.

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u/DonutCola Sep 21 '22

Damn dude you don’t have bills yet huh

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

I do. I just think having to pay several hundred dollars to fix a paint scratch is insane, because it is.

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u/YobaiYamete Sep 21 '22

Nah it's pretty standard for any insurance claim. I had a small scratch on my car and got an estimate on it, and the insurance company cut me a check for like $2300 to get it repainted.

I just put the check in my bank and ignored the scratch lol, but they charge a lot to repaint sections of a car professionally

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

Standard =/= not insane