Thanks for all the comments (and poor joke
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Originally Posted by NFS
If you want to take a shot at this, find out which director at the construction company has responsibility for this site (don't bother with the site management team they will file this in the bin). Write him a letter and see if he is feeling helpful. He probably won't be, but this is worth a shot.
You could also make life hard for the builders by complaining to the planning department that they are leaving debris on the road. This probably won't get you any money, but some builders will chuck you a few quid to keep the local authority happy.
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It was a public road, but I like your idea of going after a director - will try that if I get fixed at the stealer.
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Originally Posted by acerboo
that bit looks expensive, but it also looks like a tin of fibre glass fom halfords could effect a good repair.
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Never used a tin before.....do you reckon this would do the job then?
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165625
Or actually place a sheet of fibre glass over it?
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165625
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Originally Posted by hmi1750
my undercarriage and one of the aerodynamic flaps under the car were ripped out by some debris on the M4 driving home one day.
I had to get the section replaced, was £30 for the plastic + fitting, though with axle stands it could be done at home.
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£30, not too bad....how much did they charge for fitting?
Cheers.