Drivers will be able to change their vehicle color at the flip of a switch
http://www.dailytech.com/Nissan+Develops+Color+Changing+Paint+for+Vehicles/article9611.htm

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that would be so badass a colr for everyday of the week.

Wow, and it will be scratch proof too? That's nuts.

hell yeah so then it will be flawless all the time year round for as long as you own the car.but imagine the cost of a body repair.

That paint would be ridiculously expensive.

I foresee legal implications.

I want a chameleon mobile!

dude. coolest thing ever

Wow, and it will be scratch proof too? That's nuts.

and they have that self healing scratch paint too. i think it's available now in some infinity cars.

the new ex has it. so freaking cool

and they have that self healing scratch paint too. i think it's available now in some infinity cars.

What?

.info?

What?

.info?
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i saw that in future car now way its available now.

What?

.info?

not that much info because it's has secret formula. it's @ $500. Not badat all.


http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/NEWS/2005/_STORY/051202-01-e.html

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http://www.autoblog.com/2005/12/02/nissan-develops-self-repairing-paint/

Nissan develops self-repairing paint
Posted Dec 2nd 2005 4:00PM by Stuart Waterman
Filed under: Gadgets


Nissan Motor unveiled Friday a new clearcoat paint that repairs small scratches on car surfaces.

Nissans "Scratch Guard Coat" is based on an elastic resin that not only protects the paint under the clearcoat, but also slowly repairs scratches in the clear surface - gradually returning to its original unscratched state in anywhere from a day to a week, depending on temperature and the depth of the scratch. (Before and after pics at right.)

The primary purpose of Scratch Guard is resisting fine scratches from automated car wash machines. Nissan says its scratch resistant properties are good for about 3 years.

[Source: Nissan] Thanks for the tip, Jason!

^ interesting.

definately interesting... I may just have to look into it. Im sure nissan would apply it to non nissan vehicles if you asked (if its done @ dealer level)

I wonder if the paint never really dries, just has a shell to it and fills in the scratches. It's interesting.

that would be one expensive paint job to do to another car.