>Oh calm down. No one suggested that anyone "bend over and take it". He
> said he clay-bar'd it but didn't evaluate the results yet. What if it
> worked and takes him just a few minutes to do? It worked for me when I had
> pieces of iron embedded in the paint. If his is more severe and clay
> doesn't do it, then he can make a claim and do whatever other actions are
> warranted. But why file a lawsuit and run around shrieking first? He did
> say he wasn't looking for a windfall so it sounds like he's a reasonable
> person. Suggesting that someone *not* talk first (even to a -gasp-
> steelworker) sounds prett chickenshyt to me.

So, which part of your comment, quoted below, did I misunderstand?

"These are just cars after all and unless the
damage was severe - like a huge chunk of steel falling and caving in the
roof - I'd move on and not get too worked up about it..."

JM