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Jan 10, 2005 | 06:41 AM

#11

owen996

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From: Webster, MA

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Originally Posted by skabone69

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oh shit, you do!

do you work at Commerce? I work for Enterprise as an inhouse.

Yep, Commerce insurance here in Mass, American Commerce Insurance in 30 other states, and Commerce West out in Cali...

http://www.acilink.com/
&
www.commercewest.net

Jan 10, 2005 | 07:41 AM

#12

clickwir

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From: Scranton, PA

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Originally Posted by Grand Moff Tark_0

I dont see how egging can cause permanent damage to a car...

the paint. If left on long enough it can cause damage to the paint.

Jan 10, 2005 | 09:05 AM

#13

95SiR

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From: los josengeles

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Originally Posted by Grand Moff Tark_0

I dont see how egging can cause permanent damage to a car...

my friends brand spanking new black m3 got egged... he now has two tiny ass chips/spiderwebs from where the eggs hit the door.....if we ever find those kids that did it, theyre dead.

:angry:

Jan 10, 2005 | 09:14 AM

#14

redgoober4life

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From: Detroit, MI

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Originally Posted by 95SiR

my friends brand spanking new black m3 got egged... he now has two tiny ass chips/spiderwebs from where the eggs hit the door.....if we ever find those kids that did it, theyre dead.

:angry:

that's what happens.

The egg itself doesn't do much. The shell cracks and makes a star pattern in the paint that is all but impossible to buff out. It can be made to look better but never as good as new.