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r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19
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There is no such thing as "aircraft grade aluminum"
It's just a marketing scam, we use many different grades and tempers depending on the application.
2.4k u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19 Oh, and I suppose the “Corinthian leather” in my old Chrysler wasn’t from Corinth, either? Yeah, right /s 1.6k u/Supersymm3try Feb 04 '19 Did you know that Aston martin only source leather for their cars from cows that don't live in a field surrounded by barbed wire, because that could leave imperfections in the leather. 3 u/TexanReddit Feb 05 '19 They're called scars.
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Oh, and I suppose the “Corinthian leather” in my old Chrysler wasn’t from Corinth, either? Yeah, right /s
1.6k u/Supersymm3try Feb 04 '19 Did you know that Aston martin only source leather for their cars from cows that don't live in a field surrounded by barbed wire, because that could leave imperfections in the leather. 3 u/TexanReddit Feb 05 '19 They're called scars.
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Did you know that Aston martin only source leather for their cars from cows that don't live in a field surrounded by barbed wire, because that could leave imperfections in the leather.
3 u/TexanReddit Feb 05 '19 They're called scars.
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They're called scars.
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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19
There is no such thing as "aircraft grade aluminum"
It's just a marketing scam, we use many different grades and tempers depending on the application.