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ok you know those hot wheelz car about a decade ago that reacted with heat to change color...yea i sat there and thought...that would be cool...i want it so bad...but the only problem is that paint is super expensive lol. how do you guys feel about color changing paint like this?
I remember those cars lol, that is a great idea!!! I would love to see that done
and if you remeber on those cars you could brush hot or cold water on to make designs...you could constantly make it a art canvas changing it whenever you want easily
omg i know, it would be the coolest thing in the freking world, untill you get splashed lol
yeah or if it rains, but then you can just end up with a solid color car. I have a feeling in michigan it would be hard to get the warm color to stick around, all my cars that I heated up always returned slowly to the cold color.
That would be sweet but $430 per quart is crazy expensive. How much does it normally take (in quarts/pints/whatever) to paint a full car?
Believe it or not that doesn;t sound too highly pricd for what you get. We recently painted a new CTS V hood and it was similar to $350/ quart.
When we painted my chevelle we used a gallon of base coat, but that included the backside if the fenders, door jams, trunk jams, underside of the trunk, headlight bezels, mirror, rear valance, front bumper filler panel, and the whole body/panels. But it also can vary on what color of a car you have. Like Yellow can be diffcult to get full coverage as well as whites and some reds.
Last edited by bri2203; November 16th, 2009, 10:16 AM.
its a neet idea... but if you drive the car, the hood of your car will always be hot right? so if your whole car is like blue.. your hood would be white in certain spots.. and im sure it wouldnt be an even heat distribution either.. itd look all spotty.. and im sure that wouldnt look too cool.
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