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My car has several layers of paint when it was applied in the factory; that should offer ample protection, shouldn’t it?

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My car has several layers of paint when it was applied in the factory; that should offer ample protection, shouldn’t it?

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• Your car would have good protection against corrosion. • However, paint could not resist abrasion, and because of poor road conditions, unprotected paint would suffer from stone chips, scraping against humps or rocks, pitting from gravel, etc. Eventually, a lot of paint would peel or scrape off to expose bare metal to corrosion.

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