I was helping a friend detail his new BMW 330i. I started to polish the roof and the PC stopped. I looked at the plug and it didnt seem to be unplugged from the extension cord. In fact it looked fully plugged in. Anyway I put the PC on the roof pad side down and went to the cord to jiggle it. Well anyway, it was the connection and the PC started up, but not before it dented the roof with two nice sized, what looks like door dings. So now I have to get my paintless dent guy to remove the dings...... :nono NEVER NEVER leave your PC on your car.... :bawling:
NEVER leave your PC on the roof!
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Reflections1
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Sorry to hear about such a horrible mishap.
Can you give me the name and number of youPDR Guy? If its against the rules to post that info, Please PM it to me. I have a few of my own (Vandalism) and the guys around here only cater to dealerships
Can you give me the name and number of youPDR Guy? If its against the rules to post that info, Please PM it to me. I have a few of my own (Vandalism) and the guys around here only cater to dealerships
imported_guapsnaman
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Ummm. I think it would be better to say that you should ALWAYS turn the switch to the off position before playing with the plug.
This can go in the "What's the biggest mistake..." thread.
This can go in the "What's the biggest mistake..." thread.
sQuashed
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Here in the states and if that was my friend doing stupid things to my car, the words would be a little harsher.
JasonD
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Oh well, live and learn. We've all made mistakes.
imported_series1
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That sucks, sorry to hear it happened. Like JDookie says we all make mistakes.
buellwinkle
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I always said that PC buffers are just as dangerous as a rotary buffer and both can damage your car. Good luck with the pdr repairs, those guys do amazing stuff.