If it were a museum exhibit, it’d be kinda nifty

[katster]

Since it’s my car, it’s a fracking pain in the rear.

Yeah, some $#*(&(*#$&@ went and spraypainted my car. There’s also a streak of orange down the passenger’s side, and some lovely green on the driver’s side, but the headlights are the worst victim, and the most frustrating part of the whole thing.

That said…it’s spraypaint. I don’t know what they’re going to have to do to fix it. *sigh*

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[bassbone.livejournal.com]

What kind of a dickwad does that?

[inflection.livejournal.com]

Since it's plastic and I'd assume fiberglass, wouldn't paint thinner and some scrubbing sponges get it off?

Huh. What a weird, pointless, annoying thing to do to someone.

[archangelbeth]

Depends on if it takes off the paint that's on the car itself, too.

Other alternative would be to just replace the headlight plastic and ask the detailer shop to go all abstract with orange and green on the sides and call it art.

O:(

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[andreas_schaefer]

if by hiding the number plate you wanted to protect your anonymity : the image links to your Flicker account and the next image there has the plate visible.

Original paint tends to be different from soluble paint in spraycans. ( factory level it is fixed with high temperature - ) I hope the spraycan stuff remains soluble and can be gotten rid of, even if one CAN get the acrylic parts of the lights singly they may expensive and require lots of man-hours to change - hope not )