Next time you are carring paint in your car.

Well this can happen.

http://www.evolve.ae/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2820

Oh, I just realized that interior wasn't cream...

that should buff out

woulda been more funner for all if that were ice cream syrup

I have seen that picture before.. never realised it was taken at the scene of an accident. talk about insult to injury

fasted58 wrote: woulda been more funner for all if that were ice cream syrup

If you had passengers...

At least that one was totaled anyway. I can't find the link, but I remember a forum thread several years ago about a new benz with an interior absolutely covered in paint. Apparently the owner had a can of spraypaint under the seat, and upon either entering or exiting the vehicle, the power memory seats did their thing and burst the can. Most of the mess came from the frantic owner trying to get the spewing paint grenade out of the vehicle.

Josh wrote: Most of the mess came from the frantic owner trying to get the spewing paint grenade out of the vehicle.

Hm. I wonder if that's covered by comprehensive...

--Ian

aaaahh imagine being the other driver, seeing the driver of the car climb out covered in yellowish goo!

In reply to corytate:

Or thinking the other driver exploded on impact and their insides were yellow!

I have been there. Three months after buying my first new car ever, I found the can of green interior enamel in the back had tipped over and covered the back of the car. I drove home, tore the back of the car apart, and spent the next hour with a hose. When I was done, there was green paint in the body welds under the carpet and two small spots on the headliner, but everything else was fine.

i am sitting here thinking about the imae of the driver expolding now and his indides were peach...thanks for that totaly amusing image....laughing my ass off over that....

Was the accident the cause of the spilled paint or the spilled paint the cause of the accident?

mmosbey wrote: I have been there. Three months after buying my first new car ever, I found the can of green interior enamel in the back had tipped over and covered the back of the car. I drove home, tore the back of the car apart, and spent the next hour with a hose. When I was done, there was green paint in the body welds under the carpet and two small spots on the headliner, but everything else was fine.

I did that too.. but with some latex stuff for making moulds. It left the carpet in my hatch remarkably untouched looking.. but with a great anti-slip property