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: Caveat EmptorInexpensive tool for detecting auto fraud
By Sam Glover
This inexpensive (~$15) paint thickness tester is a great way to help detect cars that may have been in accidents, no matter how squeaky-clean their title is. The paint thickness tester takes a reference value anywhere on the vehicle, and then tests other locations for uniformity. Uneven paint is a good indication that the car has been in an accident and reconstructed.
[via BoingBoing Gadgets]
Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on April 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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