Self inflicted panic by stupidity
Hi,
A few weeks ago I was going on a snowboard trip to the northern parts of Sweden. As I had an early flight i decided to pack the night before. My snowboard is stowed on a structure in my garage ceiling, normally used to store a car roofbox. Underneath it stands my Boxster, which i uncovered and prepared for the season the weekend before. I'm really tired after a hectic day at work and i figure that I cannot be arsed to move the car since i first would need to move another car parked outside of the garage and so on, so i put a small stepladder next to the Boxster and lean carefully over it and wiggle the snowboard out of the storage. During the procedure my brain tells me it all really is a terrible idea and i struggle and focus 120% on being really careful. I manage to get the board out and put it standing along the garage wall and take a deep sigh of relief and ponder over being stupid and playing with fire. While still in this thought i grab the stepladder, turn around and slam it directly into the driver side door of my poor, defenseless and innocent Boxster. The result being a 5 inch highly visible scratch in the middle of the door :eek: I guess the whole neighborhood heard me exercise my loud curse words for a minute or two. So I found myself in a self inflicted nightmare by total and utter stupidity and intelligence reserve blackout. After this 1½ week passed due to the trip and back to work. This week I bought Meguiars Ultimate Polish and a polishing pad for my screwdriver and went to work -> The scratch is 100% gone! :dance::D Thank god for miracle products that can save an idiots ass! TLDR: If you get a scratch that haven't gone too deep, I can recommend Meguiars Ultimate Polish together with a machine driven polishing pad. |
Great to hear that the polishing worked! It's human nature, to be as 'efficient' as possible :) . I would have done the same thing, with greater damage!
Cheers! |
Good to know; however if you saw metal polish may have been a forgone conclusion
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