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YOUR RESEARCHWrap WIN - AKA key attempt FAIL

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Repair paint would have been capable of healing itself

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I wonder if Nissan's self repairing paint would have been capable of healing itself from this kind of scratch.

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I wonder if Nissan's self repairing paint would have been capable of healing itself from this kind of scratch.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Another reason I'm glad I have this wrap. Wrap > key.

POST 2Original post

fuggin biatch!! there was a sick guy here a couple years ago that nailed several 100's of cars before he finally got nabbed... but not before he got my acura rsx, both sides, rear panel/door/front panel. right down to the metal.

POST 3Original post

Id love to catch them and drive over there head just to pop it open, To look for any signs of a brain.

POST 4Original post

That wrap is awesome! Wish I had some of that on mine when some XXXX keyed my wing. I hate it! Purposely keying a car achieves nothing but makes the person doing the keying look a trampy ***** who should be chemically neutered, jealous dick heads! Sorry I really hate it!

POST 5Original post

Awesome save by the car condom! Nice! Too may jerks in this world.

POST 6Original post

This only peripherally related, but it's Pulp Fiction so what the heck:

POST 7Original post

I know they're trying to be destructive but I'm sure the idiots who do this kind of stuff have no clue about the true magnitude of the damage (in terms of cost). Thank goodness for that wrap! -Eric

POST 8Original post

Sucks. Too bad it wasn't brushed aluminum wrap or the key mark might've blended in better.

POST 9Original post

I wonder if Nissan's self repairing paint would have been capable of healing itself from this kind of scratch.

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 9602486

An IMSB keyed your wing? They really are bad!

POST 11Original post

Quotes source posts: 9605595, 9602486

Lol! I will be more careful with my x's in future

POST 12Original post

So with this wrap stuff...you still have a key line...so how do you fix it?

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