Not in a way that matters unless you want to use a scanning electron microscope analysis of the surface, but even metals can have atoms evaporate. It’s just very, very slow. That can then potentially find a hole it could escape though to the outside.
For a painting, the heat could damage the pigment depending on what it is, and that’d be a lot faster than a car but still probably not fast enough to matter within your lifespan.
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