dan.payne
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Registered: 19th Dec 03
Location: Whittington, Derbyshire
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been at work all week an theres been some building goin off over the road. one of the big machines which i think is dropin powder cement has blown all this powder all over ma car, an because we had a bit of rain its gone hard. washed the car 2 day an it wont come off. i used t-cut on a small part of it, an i came off slightly. but on the roof an bonet its 2 thick to polish i wud say an i dnt wanna scratch ma car. wot do u recon i shud do make a complaint sayin i want it sprayin?
Help wud be great 
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CoastalCorsa
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Registered: 7th Jan 05
Location: Lancashire
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is the car park u use provided by your employer if so mention it to the management or union an see if they can help first but i would say you have got a good case there especially if there are others with this powder on their vehicles
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Fraser Young
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Registered: 26th Dec 02
Location: Dundee City Drives: 58 Impreza WRX
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Yes, my mate did this before, he took some pics to show exactly what hapenned and sent them to the company, someone from the company arranged to come out looked at the car and wrote a cheque on the spot for 2k. Covered a respray and quite a few pints... lol
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dan.payne
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Registered: 19th Dec 03
Location: Whittington, Derbyshire
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its worth doin it then! ive taken pictures of the site. the car park is owned by the company i work 4. but the new buiding work is a different company.
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CoastalCorsa
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Registered: 7th Jan 05
Location: Lancashire
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well you were in a designated parking area {not illegally parked} i cant think of any reason that the company could get away with not paying out
Go for it get as many people from your work involved as poss
I would start by complaining to the right peeps at work first
then if they are paying out get a quote from vauxhall for the respray get your cash and go to a recognised spray shop and keep the change
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