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Paint Thickness Tester Won’t Determine the IQ of Your Walls
A handy little gadget for those of you who prefer to buy second-hand cars rather than brand spanking new models that smell of plastic, Westfalia’s paint-thickness tester will let you know if the vehicle has had a paint job—which can often mean it’s been involved in a crash somewhere down the line. Here’s how it works:
First of all you have to test the paint on the roof, as a reference point, before going for areas that look like they might have had a shunt. If there’s evidence of one, then I guess you can either pull your bargaining pants on and haggle like the geezer you are, or walk away. The paint-thickness tester costs just under $20, including battery.
Thanks: [Westfalia via Red Ferret]
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