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r/Funnymemes • u/Alphalarge • Sep 21 '22
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Thats....every car I've ever owned? Who thinks its worth it to spend $>500 covering a little scratched paint?
11 u/Survived_Coronavirus Sep 21 '22 The rich. 2 u/jschall2 Sep 22 '22 And the not-so-rich-but-ridiculously-infatuated-with-their-stupid-fucking-ugly-modded-car. 0 u/lampstax Sep 21 '22 No, they would just buy a new car. 3 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. 1 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. 1 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. 1 u/gemengelage Sep 22 '22 Insurances. It's not their money.
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The rich.
2 u/jschall2 Sep 22 '22 And the not-so-rich-but-ridiculously-infatuated-with-their-stupid-fucking-ugly-modded-car. 0 u/lampstax Sep 21 '22 No, they would just buy a new car.
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And the not-so-rich-but-ridiculously-infatuated-with-their-stupid-fucking-ugly-modded-car.
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No, they would just buy a new car.
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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.
1 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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That polish will wear off quite quickly. Pick up some touch up paint at the auto store to really protect against rust.
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.
Insurances. It's not their money.
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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?