[gwrightson]

i am at ther moment in the middle of pressure washing an area of walkways , these walk ways go around the outside of a large communual carpark and go around all 4 stories of flats that surround the carpark, hard to describe but, the cars can be parked basicly underneath where i am cleaning and the water and dirt is spattered over the side and through the wooden walkways onto the carpark below, screening the sides is not an answer because the dirt and water still drop through the boards.
my question is where do i stand if somebody wanted to be awkward and started ranting and raving about their cars been covered ?
I have over 2 consecutive nights attached notices to the cars warning them of work been done on certain days, i have signs  warning them ,yet a number of residents are still leaving cars where they can be covered   
I have done some of the work today, and 4 cars did get covered and i did rinse them off after finishing, so far no complaints    .
any thoughts
geoff

[Small but perfectley formed]

Get ready for a claim 

[gwrightson]

perhaps your right

a claim for what ?  getting the car washed ? or what ?

geoff

[Andy_MK]

When I used to apply industrial coatings on buildings we would often get a car parked to close that risked getting over-spray on it. We had these rolls of disposable car covers. I can't remember the name/brand of them as it was over 10 years ago but they worked very well. They were a olive green color and there were quite a lot of them on a roll. I would ask at a paint supplies company, they will know.

[Ashley Brothwood]

http://www.tmfactors.co.uk/onlineproducts.html

They sell disposable car covers there. Range from £11.99 to £16.99 depending how many you get

May get some myself good to keep on the van just incase

[Ashley Brothwood]

Or get a set of these, move there car out the way and watch their faces when they cant find their car

http://toolstoday.co.uk/product/5351/sealey-wheel-skate-570kg-capacity?cat=1547

[Andy_MK]

The bags I used were much cheaper than that. They were literally giant polythene bags that fit cars. They were on a roll like a roll on bin liners.