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Paint depth on cars.
If one panel has thicker paint it means it's been in a crash
Not anymore. Companies paint cars in such a rushed and cheap way that you can find examples all over of huge differences in paint thickness on new cars.
That's not true in the least, I promise, I meter car depth constantly at work
I believe you. I wonder why itβs gotten all the way to the point where someone can just totally confabulate something cynical-sounding and believe themselves.
No accountability
Itβs literally always been the case, people making shit up and having people believe it isnβt a recent change lol