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practical method to detect car repairs using a magnet pen, which doesn't stick to areas with non-magnetic fillers , commonly used to mask crash damage on used cars.

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AK1 year ago

Nice trick!

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Mr. Eclectic/P1 year ago

Just make sure you aren't checking your plastic bumpers or fenders.

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ᗰᗩᒍE 🐨1 year ago

Smart tip — always keep a magnet pen on hand when checking out a used car. It can save you from costly surprises later.👌

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Bella1 year ago

Smart and simple, magnet pens are such a clever hack for spotting hidden repairs.

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GENERAL1 year ago

Danm many things on internet

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john yang1 year ago

Simple and practical detection tool

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ByteOWilde | SandHive1 year ago

The magnet pen is a clever invention! It reveals the secrets lurking beneath the surface of those shiny used cars.

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john Bainbridge1 year ago

Would have great in the 80s

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Pilot Blackbeard1 year ago

It's easier to knock on it with your knuckle. There is a distinct different in sound between a panel with no work, and one with mud on it.

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BlockseBlock1 year ago

Impressive method for spotting hidden damage

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