We're in the middle of a pretty hardcore hail storm here Birmingham and I'm absolutely bricking it that my paint is getting damaged. They hail is pea sized but its coming down hard. Do you think there are any chances of my paint having small scratches and chips lol?
Hail and Paint
- Thread starter Princey
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Drove through a freak hailstorm in Marlborough a week and a half ago. Flash flooding down the roads, and hailstones the size of my thumb (not kidding) that made it look like it had snowed.
Couldn't hear anything inside the car, it was deafening. People cowering under anything they could find outside.... I honestly thought that my car would be properly dented when the hail stopped, but it was fine - not a mark on it.
So don't worry
Couldn't hear anything inside the car, it was deafening. People cowering under anything they could find outside.... I honestly thought that my car would be properly dented when the hail stopped, but it was fine - not a mark on it.
So don't worry
lol, i just googled for some amusing pics, found this! 
http://infohost.nmt.edu/~rmclin/Hail Damage.htm
sweet jesus, look at the holes in the grass!!
http://infohost.nmt.edu/~rmclin/Hail Damage.htm
sweet jesus, look at the holes in the grass!!
Lol it was actually pretty bad, It was thundering and lightening and most drains were flooding...
So I went out in my car! lol
I love it when it's like that, you can just wheelspin and handbrake skid around without tyres getting damaged.
So I went out in my car! lol
I love it when it's like that, you can just wheelspin and handbrake skid around without tyres getting damaged.
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Thank goodness for that - I thought this was gonna be some thread about a dodgy double act from the 80's !
