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From: hp@lanl.ARPA (Akkana)
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Subject: Re: cats sitting on cars
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Date: Sun, 30-Mar-86 18:51:49 EST
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> and the general opinion was that Japanese factory paint is "soft" and that
> American cars had "harder" paint.  It might be true for other foreign cars.

When my Nissan was fairly new, I found that I could scratch the paint
with a fingernail.  After several months (!) it seemed to harden, and
now seems as hard as the paint one sees on American cars.

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	...Akkana     akkana%cnls@lanl.arpa
	Center for Nonlinear Studies,  LANL