Its not white, it turns transparent. That reveals the base coat which could be anything, even designs. White base coat, black flames, red thermochromic paint would disappear in the heat to reveal the black on white. Or black base with red thermo flames that appear when its cold. Or white base red flames and red thermo top coat to reveal red on white flames when its hot. Combos are endless.

in the video the base coat is orange and the thermo is black. Black is invisible until you cool it down.

This post was edited by FMX_89 on Oct 6 2013 03:42pm

Oh ok yeah I don't know how that stuff works but looks cool
Might not sell my honda now and grit it painted with this stuff
How many quarts does it normally take to paint a car?
I have a 94 eg hatch

This post was edited by HydroRolla on Oct 6 2013 03:50pm

LOL

That is all

It depends. On that hatch a half gallon would probably do 2 coats pretty easy. That is including jambs and engine compartment. Buy a gallon in case you fuck up. Will need 1/2 as much clear as color and good primer. This stuff needs a very specific UV resistant clear.

Might want to do some reading first.
Poor UV performance from what I can see.

kind of cool, but its very tacky to me.

Perfect for a honda then right?

pretty much.

What exactly makes color changing paint tacky? Especially on a car, the things you could do with it design wise is endless.

Exactly $217.95/qt