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Just now, jacko45k said:

Then eat the horses?

That would get you in big trouble... 

On 2/25/2022 at 6:03 AM, blazes said:

I'm still waiting (for many years) for the good news that the ridiculous tax on imported red wine be dropped to something that does not threaten bankruptcy.

At least you have landed back at Heathrow with a pair of sandkes and shorts 

Yes I made   lazy perogies, and Russian borscht instead of Ukrainian! 

16c this morning! It's sure is nice to have that rain at this time of year. It's been so cool since last November. 

On 2/18/2022 at 2:29 PM, nchuckle said:

Ah,you’re a "chubby chaser" who prefers a smack of the thigh and to ride in on the ripple ? ???? 

Something that can carry the shopping from the truck to the horses. Something that can carry a bail to the horses. Dint something that will develop rickets 

On 2/19/2022 at 8:01 PM, Lancashirelad said:

Without pics to aid I'm still trying to figure out how this happened. Just about every condo balcony I've ever been on in Thailand has a surface water drain. Why didn't the drain cleaner run down the drain?

 

For it to land on the cars they must have been parked half in and half out under the balcony. (unless the wind blew it as spray?).

Exactly most people park totally under. Without pictures everybody's just speculating

On 2/20/2022 at 3:20 AM, vinny41 said:

If the Op hadn't have come forward and owned up, the car owners would have reported to the police as a crime. It could have been caused by the vandals spraying drain cleaner over the cars deliberately or by a careless action by one of the condos owners.

I am sure the police would quickly find if the bottle of drain cleaner had any fingerprints on the bottle and a quick check via records would identify the owner of such fingerprints.

I do wonder what the op employer would think if the local police turned up at the op's school for questioning 

Before speculating let's see the actual damage on this car

Absolutely anorexic horrible picture

Skinny as a concentration camp! 

4 hours ago, wprime said:

Culturally Thai people are very forgiving over recklessness, but he should hold himself to a higher standard.

He is rechless for leaving bathroom cleaner on the washing macine? 

They better just get to Australia before they hit the number 

On 2/15/2022 at 1:42 PM, robblok said:

wow, totally irresponsible person. The OP is at fault just imagine it was your car.

 

The OP is liable and even if the car owners can claim it it will cost them money. 

Your so mistaken this is Thailand it is an accident 

He doesn't have to pay <deleted> 

4 hours ago, jippytum said:

That`s typical reply from a dishonest person who denies responsibility for any wrongdoing. 

The condo owner made a silly mistake and should have third party liability insurance for his unit. Its not e xpensive.  Just checked 

Just checked with the insurance company.  Insurance pays nobody else accidental damage.  Phone the insurance company. 555 I will tell you the dishonest.. Dont start crying on here when they start asking for 100,000 baht for something a shop would do for 1000 baht 

3 hours ago, KannikaP said:

You mean that you can get car insurance for Bht 2000?

No claims bonus is 20% for three years penniesdid I day 2000.  You don't Renew just get a new policy or will work out cheaper anyways. Do you have vehicle insurance? Have you made a claim? 

5 hours ago, blackcab said:

You need to see what the paint technicians say, but as you know drain cleaners are extremely corrosive.

 

For starters the drain cleaner could have corroded the paint down to the metal. If this has happened then the affected areas of the vehicle will need to be taken back to metal.

 

Next, an isolating product will need to be applied to neutralise the drain cleaner. If this is not done perfectly then the paint will bubble when it is sprayed on, and the work needs to start again.

 

If you have covered most of the panels on the car then it will probably be a full respray.

 

On top of that you need to consider that any affected rubber seals might have perished, as well as any affected plastic parts being melted. It will depend on just how much drain cleaner, if any, landed on these types of parts.

 

Don't be surprised if the car owner doesn't want to claim on their insurance; chances are a claim of this significance will increase their premium next year, putting them out of pocket.

Insurance claim won't go up you will loose 10% maybe which is a couple hundred baht. No significant increase! 

20 hours ago, Taccos said:

How did you get this? I just tried to scan the QR Code from the Mor Prom App with the EU Green Pass App but the code was not recognised.

You click you vaccine certificate and it will come up. But the app has many faults 

Old news again. Regurgitated! Already had the digital pass for over two months. 

Look like the gangster go his man! And not the Montie.