Gees mate, that's a bit rough. Is it paint and did it happen at home? Surely it's an insurance job.
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Yes it's 2pac,
Insurance company has been good but they don't have a preffered
repairer, so does anyone know
A good one in Northern suburbs of Melbourne ?
Insurance company has been good but they don't have a preffered
repairer, so does anyone know
A good one in Northern suburbs of Melbourne ?
Advantage Caravans, just off Cooper str where truck city is. There are a few in that neck of the woods.
You can try wet an dry with a wet compound, plenty of dishwashing liquid an water, have used it on trucks after a paint bomb and surprisingly it worked, took forever as didn't want to take off the original paint, a light spray can paint and polish afterwards, looked good, but a flat white van wall is another world and the paint on those walls isn't all that thick.
Van was in our Driveway,
It looks like 2pac and it's hardened so I reckon I'll leave it to the pros.
We haven't even had it three months yet.
Thinking about sleeping out there withe the dog and my cricket bat.
Bastards getting ANGRY just writing about it.
not good,
any ideas why or who?
must be a reason.............. I guess, we will never know though - ba$tards...........
any ideas why or who?
must be a reason.............. I guess, we will never know though - ba$tards...........
Do these mongrels ever need a reason? 
You have something and they don't is all the reason they need.
I hope it all works out well for you @Delano.
You have something and they don't is all the reason they need. I hope it all works out well for you @Delano.
Do these mongrels ever need a reason?
I hope it all works out well for you @Delano.
yeah, that bit I get -
just an odd choice to use to damage
stripping things not red hot or glued down is the usual.............
I'm feeling the same way, probably find a few others were hit nearby too.
Bloodys eggs can do some damage also if you don't find it for a few days.
Started this weekend drying a batch of beef jerky
:hungry: Yummmmmmmmmmmmmm :thumb:
That sure beats me putting in a new battery for my radio remote..........shop $9.85............Ebay 2 for $1.88 free post.
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Ooooooo. Whats the process. I love Biltong ..... or failing that a.n.y. jerky.
Marinade in a mix of soy, red wine, garlic, pepper & chilli for no less than 12hrs and then dry it on skewers in the oven @ about 50-70c for 4-5 hours with the fan going and the door chocked open with a wooden spoon.
Easy!
Our local shopping centre, ( 4 shops, tie horses around the back please) has a butcher who's Sth African and I tell you his Biltong and other meats are fantastic.