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Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - bigcheez2k3 - 07-10-2013
Seems like a sweet idea, wouldn't mind this on mine just for the mindfuck it'd give anyone looking at it in rain.
http://www.carthrottle.com/this-heat-sensitive-paint-will-be-the-next-big-thing-in-modding/
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Andy - 07-10-2013
I just seen this post on facebook.
The concept is cool but in reality I'm going to end up pissing on everybody's car to make swears and penis shapes.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - cully - 07-10-2013
cool
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Tom - 07-10-2013
AWESOME!
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Toms306 - 07-10-2013
I wanted something similar for caliper paint ages ago lol...
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Andy - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 09:22 PM)Toms306 Wrote: I wanted something similar for caliper paint ages ago lol...
Do you even drive fast enough for your brakes to generate any noticeable amount of heat?
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Toms306 - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 09:24 PM)Andy Wrote:(07-10-2013, 09:22 PM)Toms306 Wrote: I wanted something similar for caliper paint ages ago lol...
Do you even drive fast enough for your brakes to generate any noticeable amount of heat?
The question is really, do I brake enough to generate heat? I tend to engine brake most of the time to save fuel haha.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Jonny81191 - 07-10-2013
RE the title:
"heat sensitive paint - pretty cool"
![[Image: what-you-did-there-i-see-it.thumbnail.jpg]](http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/000/681/what-you-did-there-i-see-it.thumbnail.jpg)
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Andy - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 09:28 PM)Toms306 Wrote:(07-10-2013, 09:24 PM)Andy Wrote:(07-10-2013, 09:22 PM)Toms306 Wrote: I wanted something similar for caliper paint ages ago lol...
Do you even drive fast enough for your brakes to generate any noticeable amount of heat?
The question is really, do I brake enough to generate heat? I tend to engine brake most of the time to save fuel haha.
Says it all.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - bigcheez2k3 - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 09:30 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote: RE the title:
"heat sensitive paint - pretty cool"
I now also see what I did there
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - c.gerrard - 07-10-2013
mmmm, track car might be heading in a new direction....
I wouldn't like it at any car meets though, you lot would just put wet cocks (GIGGIDY) all over it
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - samass - 07-10-2013
how would that work with the v5.......?
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Niall - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 10:22 PM)samass Wrote: how would that work with the v5.......?
Same as that gay flip flop mg paint. Would say the two colours e.g green/purple like most of them gay MGs
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Andy - 07-10-2013
(07-10-2013, 10:22 PM)samass Wrote: how would that work with the v5.......?
Colour: Black (But sometimes red when I see bewbs)
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - samass - 07-10-2013
oh. ok then.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Scott - 07-10-2013
that's pretty damn amazing!
Re: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - vlj - 07-10-2013
So much want!
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Jake - 08-10-2013
Awesome.... So when it rains you have a black car with a colourd bonnet?
Also the comments are funny!
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Dicky - 08-10-2013
Been around for years, used to have a toy 911 turbo when I was like 7 which I took in the bath with me and it would go from purple to a bright green
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Pete - 08-10-2013
Seen this on facebook, Pretty funky! Could buy a Global Hyper colour T shirt to match
Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Alee83 - 08-10-2013
I know the guy that painted and owns that car. He is the only person in Yorkshire with the licence to use that paint...
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Piggy - 08-10-2013
just before you all get mega excited...
this isnt as 'cool' as I first thought. Its not heat sensitive. Its cold sensitive.
So above 18degrees ish it stays the normal colour...its when the top coat is cooler than the base coat that it changes.
I would want it to be other way round personally. so when it heats up it changes to the black
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Sian - 08-10-2013
His car will be black all winter then
Re: RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - kentiiboii - 08-10-2013
(08-10-2013, 07:49 AM)Sian Wrote: His car will be black all winter then
All winter...? We're in uk it'll be all year round :-)
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Toms306 - 08-10-2013
Black cars hold the heat well though, so black when cold is the better way imo.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Sian - 08-10-2013
(08-10-2013, 09:36 AM)kentiiboii Wrote:(08-10-2013, 07:49 AM)Sian Wrote: His car will be black all winter then
All winter...? We're in uk it'll be all year round :-)
Good point ha!
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - C.A.R. - 08-10-2013
A girl in the comments section rightly points out that the bonnet would have a 'splodge' on it from the engine heat. In other words, even with the rest of the car black, it'll look shit.
It's 'cool' if you're 9 years old I guess.
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Piggy - 08-10-2013
no the bonnet would only have a splodge on it if the rest of the rest of bodywork had cooled right down to black
its NOT reactive to heat...it reacts to cold
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - 4WayDiablo - 08-10-2013
(08-10-2013, 07:26 AM)Piggy Wrote: just before you all get mega excited...
this isnt as 'cool' as I first thought. Its not heat sensitive. Its cold sensitive.
So above 18degrees ish it stays the normal colour...its when the top coat is cooler than the base coat that it changes.
I would want it to be other way round personally. so when it heats up it changes to the black
Have a proper look into.it then
Its called thermochromic paint and it can be activated to suit
Some are black then when warmed it will go clear, a different colour or pattern it
RE: Heat Sensitive Paint - Pretty Cool - Piggy - 08-10-2013
I do think it would be cool and useful too if it react when the paint went over a certain temp...show where the heat was escaping on ya car...and I'm sure thats why certain racing teams want some of it!
I dont see much use of it when it only reacts when it cools down