Electricity Makes This Car Paint Light Up | Insider Cars

LumiLor is a spray on paint that illuminates in the dark. It's not LED light, nor is it glow-in-the-dark paint, but a special kind of paint that turns on and off by reacting to an electric charge. We dive into the characteristics of this bewildering material and meet Andy Zsenko of Darkside Scientific, Inc. who made it possible.

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[joeblack]

Obviously this will turn gaming PC cases even more garish.

[Jeff-gtxu]

I would love to see all emergency vehicles painted with this. Image the entire vehicle flashing when they need to move.

[brandondemeris]

that lexus lighting effect should be programmed to light up in correspondence with the revs of the engine

[eeehmmwhat]

I already see the Civics driving around with this

[azharkacak]

if this become compulsory as safety features like wipers and seatbelts this guy will be crazy rich for sure.

[prasoonpatel]

But how does it gets charged or gets it power from?

[enjoyliving]

Think this might be my all time favorite!
❤️🔥🔥💯
So much “motion” in the paint when you drive. Just WOW!!

Also, I’ve got to say, I just love how long you film the results. So many channels/shorts on varying topics will spend so much time talking the project then spend a tiny amount of time showing the results. I’ve literally taken screen shots on other channels just to have more time to look at and study the result.
YOU GUYS on the other hand allow us to just savor the results. THANK YOU!! 💯

[jacobabell]

I feel like the Avenues of possibility are Limitless with this product thank you for adding more to the worlds creativity and possibilities

[starbrand]

Street signs, roads, walkways, crosswalks, curbs. I wonder how much power could be conserved using this instead of street lights.

[EliteprosoldierMW]

Electric paint: EXIST

big companies commercials: *Its free real estate*

[AmericanPatriotPrinting]

It would be nice if you went into more of "how" it works, or AT LEAST provide a link to where we can get more info...

[j.t.]

WOW
This is a whole new industry with thousands if not millions of applications.
Well done

[VictoriaStobbie]

This would be great for emergency vehicles. Actually probably not now I think about it. It would make unmarked cars look even more scary.

[moea]

Since this has not gone viral despite how cool it is, there is a big setback this guy hasn't told us.

[GhostboyDE]

This would make Car Advertisments way coller.

[busarathevillain]

Seems delicate. Would a rock peck or door ding take out a door or fender? I see this evolving into something far more extreme than blinky paint if pixels can illustrate details that aren't actually there. Like cuttlefish camo or predator type of military grade tech for planes and ships.

[Zindureth]

Honestly I'm looking at creating realism for airsoft products. Like the current is somewhat programable, so if you were to spray a red/orange on a fire simulating tracer unit you could have it glow brighter with each bb shot through and have a delayed "cool off" to simulate a barrel heat glowing.

[amenchoudhury]

Ok but you're literally saying the same thing we get it it turns on by electric current and it's not paint BUT HOW DOES IT WORK

[aggproduction]

Just tell me if it’s available in Canada 🇨🇦


or will it be available in Canada any time soon

[Big_Panda_]

This is awesome. Would love to see it in Emergency vehicles