Tire shine on your shoe and the brake pedal dont mix!

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WishyouhadaLS?

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So i was detailing the car and dropped the bottle of tire shine, didnt realize i had stepped in it and soaked the bottom of my shoe in it (SLICK AS ICE)...went to turn the car to move forward a bit to get another bite so i could back the car out of the garage, and my slippery foot came of the brake and the car bumped the corner of the houses brick on the jagged edge ! AGHHHHHHHH not to bad but a small crack and about 3 little dots of missing paint in a verticle line...any ideas of an easy fix...ohh ya pearl white so no simple touch up paint (i dont think)....FML , and dont have the extra money for a new bumper right now let me know if anyone has any ideas
 
Stool cory, I used to work for a guy that had tire shine on the edges of his rear tires on a TT Viper. Mashed on the gas doing 45 and spun out into a tree.
 
philly0420 said:
Stool cory, I used to work for a guy that had tire shine on the edges of his rear tires on a TT Viper. Mashed on the gas doing 45 and spun out into a tree.
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I would think that would be possible without the tire shine?
 
philly0420 said:
I didn't see any focking tire shine on there either. I think that just BS for I dunno how to drive. Kinda like the OPs situation
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or it could truly just be an accident, i think we could free up a lot of space on here if we could just cut through post like yours, with smart a$$ remarks that contribute nothing to the topic at hand. the question was are there any ideas on how to fix the bumper, not if you thought it was operator error or not! thanks for your input but if you have nothing other than your snide comments to post please find another thread
 
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