Hit-and-run incident is one of the more common cases for paint evidence.

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Explanation:

In forensics, paint is very important as it leaves trace. In incidents such as hit-and-run this is crucial as the paint of the vehicle in question can be transferred, leaving trace somewhere on the victim.

Vehicle paint consists generally of four layers and a hit-and-run car will show damage on the area of the impact. There exists even a PDQ which is a database for vehicle paint. It helps forensics determine possible suspect vehicles based on the paint's chemical composition.