This is beautiful! Now there's just one more dip I want to see you do. MOOD RING CAR. Thermo-chromatic Plastidip. How insane would that be??? The hood would change color as the engine heats up, you'd leave a hand print on the door handles every time you open it, not to mention the whole thing would be a different color each day with different outdoor temps. I think that would be amazing!
Sir, I salute you. Just the fact that you personally were not interested in going ahead with the glow in the dark project, but at the request of your fans/ patrons you went ahead with the project speaks volumes about you and your company. Keep up the GREAT work.
It's actually a great idea, Imagine you're at a car show and there is a black tent and you have this car inside and you hand the kid a flashlight and let them draw whatever and take a photo (no flash).
I make something like that with a bit of white cardboard and some glow spray pant. shooting it with a laser pointer and crystals is the most fun I've had as an adult ;D
I think the Glow in the Dark paints would probably work best as accent colors personally. To get SUPER fancy with it, a pearlescent white car with the glowing blue as an accent would probably look pretty cool
I never thought I would enjoy watching someone paint a car, but when you showed the LIT powder I was hooked. I use this stuff in my arts and crafts. Now I am addicted to your videos. They are fun and I love the creativity.
@@jayluck8047 Hey man, it’s just a joke, not a dick. Please don’t take it so hard!!! If you’re not careful, you’re gonna hurt yourself and/or put someone’s eye out with that thing!!! 😂😂😂
In 1967, I painted my crash helmet with luminous paint. The outcome was weird and really cool. On a dark street it apparently looked like a glowing ball floating down the road except for the noise of the bikes exhaust.
I have to tell you a little over 30 years ago I painted my 89 mustang a hot pink with a blue pearl in it so when I would go under street lights and certain different tunnels it would change the pink would change into more of a magenta purple and I used to actually play specs and wind money what color my car was cause people would fight with a pink was a purple but it's still pink with the blue pearl today! I think the 1 downfall is that when you drive a vehicle like this where it's so noticeable so obvious and it can only be you that everybody knows where you are at all at all times of the day or night it doesn't matter... you can't hide!
@@valtoton2982 That is the #1 issue I see. For those that want to blend in to the crowd or have privacy, you are SOL. IF you LOVE that kind of unique ego attention of look at me, it is ideal. I want to have something unique looking, but the fact that it will draw too much attention and cause more problems than enjoyment, I won't do it. 😉
@@valtoton2982 I can attest to this. I have TT in Vegas Yellow and even though it's a factory color I live in a place where nice cars are not super common. So something like mine sticks out like a sore thumb so I wont be doing anything too crazy or trying to run from the cops in it XD. It's probably the only one registered in New England.
Great work! It would be cool to try to replicate the “glow color” as an actual color(non glowing). A semi translucent neon green/yellow combined with the black accents makes a cool color combo.
You drawing on it with a flashlight made me think that doing this to a car that maybe doesn't work anymore or something and then letting it be an interactive museum exhibit that people can "draw on" with little flashlights would be so cool
I painted cars for a living when I was in my early twenties to early thirties. The paints are so much better today but ridiculously expensive. I remember all my friends back then wanted me to paint their cars for them.
@@jameslivingston7159 yea, but it doesn't glow well in oxygen-rich environments. It's sealed when applied to trijicons and other night sights so as to not degrade as quickly.
Radium doesn't glow. It's combined with zinc sulphide. Radium is so aggressive that it destroys the glow pigment, so a clock with radium that doesn't glow is still at maximum hazard.
Can we get a video of you actually driving it on the street? I'm curious what it would look like in the real world and also if you would get pulled over.
@@Sizzlik There's a reason they don't show this on the street. The lights on the street would be so much brighter than the glow from the car, the glow would be barely noticeable. If the car looked cool on the street, they would have shown it.
He literally said in the video he tried to get a clip of it outside but the man made lights keep the area too lit that the glowing car didn’t show up at full capacity.
That’s impressive how bright the mixture is. Slow motion videography basically makes video really dark, so it’s cool to see that it’s captured on slow mo
That was to cool. You have to do another video on just how long it lasts. And also how long do the pictures you draw on the side last as well. Awesome stuff!!
The story behind Stuart Semple (the LIT pigment) is amazing, he has an ongoing feud with Anish Kapoor (the artist who did Cloud Gate, aka The Bean in Chicago). That artist bought the exclusive rights to Vantablack, so Stuart made his own non-carbon nanotube version and will ask you on his site if you are Mr. Kapoor, and if you're not, to not sell to him. He also makes all his pigments vegan, and super affordable.
I'll be honest, I've kinda been addicted to the back-and-forth drama between Stuart and Kapoor....and cheering for Stuart cause Kapoor is a jerk, and Stuart makes some pretty amazing pigments.
This sounds like pure bullshit. This is all strontium aluminate from Chinese specialty furnaces. There are better grades, but basically the larger the crystal, the brighter. Unfortunately, sand side crystals are not suitable for paint. Don't go with expensive brands, it's all the same stuff.
Word of warning if no one already mentioned it. Strontium aluminate (the chemical used for the strong glow pigments) is an excellent abrasive (like second in line to hardness of diamond), so probably not a good idea to spray directly on paint just to be on the safe side. That does look freaking awesome though :)
@@LordMondegrene They used to use ZnS, but it turns out that SrAl2O4 produces a brighter glow, so that's what's more likely to use nowadays (well, in the more expensive products anyway).
I would think a neon green or yellow base would help enhance the color and brightness. Maybe even play with a super fine metallic to encourage reflection.
Paint a boat with it and be featured in the next hour long episode of “Expedition Unknown”. Pick certain dates and take it out a couple times a year to keep people wondering.
My Father and I did a 66 Chevel Supersport in Chrome. It came out incredible. It shown so brightly! However,when we took it out for a spin we were stopped by the cops who told us to get it off the streets due to the fact that we could cause someone to wreck with it's glare. Soo,..we had our one drive and it then it was painted a dark aqua blue over the chrome,which was also incredible as well.
I love it! Fluorescent green is my favorite color and to see this on a car is making me drool. I own a White 2019 Subaru WRX, and I'd love to paint it a green, but for looking at jobs for business purposes, a green car is unprofessional. In my opinion, you either want a white or black vehicle. But, what makes this so excellent to me, is that I'm assuming the car is white during the day, then glows green at night. Which is friggen incredible, since clients won't see you pulling up in a green car. Customers will see you in a white car. Depending on how powerful this stuff its, maybe some of that green may be seen during the day, but I doubt it. This video was so cool!
The pigment is probably the best glowing paint in the world right now. Even heat makes it glow and it glows for a long time. I have paintings with the stuff and they glow like I painted them yesterday. I never thought I’d see someone spray it on a car and I’m mad I didn’t think of it first.
I'm really curious on the longevity and what's needed to keep the pigments bonded/safe. I'd imagine the clear topcoat is CRITICAL to keep in good shape.
That color, likely Strontium Titanate, a very long time, If it is dark enough, that'll still be visible to just before dawn Though it likely tore up his sprayer nozzles
I was thinking my bro lifted '73 f250. He restored it frame up. Great paint blue interior. He built it as a show truck. Would be sick having the frame in a blue.
I don't think that'd be a very good idea; the hypershift pearls would ruin the car's ability to get a decent charge to be able to glow and the glow pigments would interfere with the car's ability to color shift so you'd wind up cancelling the two effects out. I'd compare the idea to steak and chocolate cake; they're absolutely fantastic on their own, but you wouldn't want to mix the two together. I could see these pigments pairing really well with, say, Polaris Yellow, though.
Would you want a Glow in the Dark car?!
Of course!
Bike
It could be fun
Yes. A ghost car. 😁
What about electroluminescent?
This is beautiful! Now there's just one more dip I want to see you do. MOOD RING CAR. Thermo-chromatic Plastidip. How insane would that be??? The hood would change color as the engine heats up, you'd leave a hand print on the door handles every time you open it, not to mention the whole thing would be a different color each day with different outdoor temps. I think that would be amazing!
Broooooo
Pay this man
This is an awesome idea!!!
Sick idea 💡
You Sir have my full appreciation for your mind blowing idea. I just have no idea how to do it
In event of an accident, nobody's ever gonna be able to use the excuse they didnt see you!!!
Lmao true
I said the same thing to my Father last night when I showed him the IG pics that were put up!
Or whether or not someone hit you lol
what about day time.
yes it is an excuse to accident,
Just imagine someone vandalizing your car with a flashlight
Exactly what I was thinking. Leave it anywhere and come back to it glowing with a giant cock and balls
Haha 🤣
Ridiculous but sooo true😂
LOL OMFG!
That all I thought when Fonzie whipped out his torch 😂😂
Sir, I salute you. Just the fact that you personally were not interested in going ahead with the glow in the dark project, but at the request of your fans/ patrons you went ahead with the project speaks volumes about you and your company. Keep up the GREAT work.
This looks like the type of paint a Scooby Doo villain would paint their car in to make it look haunted.
Yup, makes me wonder how well that would work over a darker color, wouldn't need a lot of glow, just enough to mess with people.
That was funny as hell!
And it would be lit 😏
(Edit) yes I know that is stupid
Old Man Jenkins' granddaughter getting revenge.
like zoinks Scoob!!
Writing with the flashlight was a fun idea. This would be good for a kid’s treehouse or fort or a bedroom wall
It's actually a great idea, Imagine you're at a car show and there is a black tent and you have this car inside and you hand the kid a flashlight and let them draw whatever and take a photo (no flash).
I make something like that with a bit of white cardboard and some glow spray pant. shooting it with a laser pointer and crystals is the most fun I've had as an adult ;D
Omggg, the coolest part was being able to "draw" on it. That's amazing! Well done!
I think the Glow in the Dark paints would probably work best as accent colors personally. To get SUPER fancy with it, a pearlescent white car with the glowing blue as an accent would probably look pretty cool
Most underrated comment here. That’s a fantastic idea. That’s going in my vault for later in the booth 🤘
I would like a glow in the dark purple 💜
Subtle that would be nice.
That turned out way better than I expected! I could see this being used for racing stripes that you only see at night
This with mosou black accents would look like a Tron car.
Ooh yeah that’s a awsome idea
yesssss
Makes me wonder, what would happen if you mixed Mosou black and glow in the dark pigments?
@@Typhyr it would glow black 😂😂
@@Typhyr The Action Lab did it, search it up: "mixing the world's brightest glow in the dark pigment with the darkest paint
DANG I WANTED TO SEEE HOW IT LOOKS WITH THE LIGHTS ON
It'd just look white, since it's on a white base.
most glow in the dark products have like a faint yellow/green tint to it which is what I'd imagine this to look like
Jizz
@flynavy2222 call em tracers, shows me where I'm shootin
@Essex Dundalk Middle River Reviews - we left there for denver a couple yrs ago... How are things out there???
I lived my entire life of over 50 years to finally see a video of this on youtube. I am at peace.
Same!
I feel like he hasn’t gotten his credit for that smiley face. His UV flashlight skills are spot on!
Dude has better handwriting with a flashlight than I do with a pen.
Riesenfriese 🤣 same here
He spelt your wrong lol
@@JCHIX41 What do you mean? You don't spell it "yoir"??
he didnt dot his i.
no one is mentioning his handwriting with the flashlight, thats a steady hand!
at one point he used both hands
@@lolmanboss don't we all XD
I'm wondering how many people could read it lol
You saw how he had to paint with that hand, he probably gets a lot of practice
@@tommymanyard3183 The cursive U looks like a V. It's missing the stem.
this car needs a 'radioactive' decal on the gas cap.
😂🤣lol👍🏽
Lol
Park it in front at the mall and let a little glowing paint drip from the trunk 🥺
People would loose their minds 😲
Add a sticker on the outside of the gas door that says something like "UO2 ONLY"
@@tomwebber4015 why did u use this 🥺, that's pretty fkin cringe man... u need to watch the how to use emojis video
How about if, when the gas tank flap is opened, you hear the line "I'm radioactive" from the song by The Firm.
I never thought I would enjoy watching someone paint a car, but when you showed the LIT powder I was hooked. I use this stuff in my arts and crafts. Now I am addicted to your videos. They are fun and I love the creativity.
I agree! Watching these videos makes me want to use some of them in my miniature figurine paintings like Warhammer!!!!!
In all seriousness need to market this to cyclist. I might have to try this on one of my bicycles 🤔
the better product would be something reflective.. like a vest.. like they already sell.
Certainly would make it easier to recover the bike if stolen.
Put powdered glass in a paint or powder coat. I just use reflective decals, lights and flashers.
ua-cam.com/video/oaLP4iGszLQ/v-deo.html
it was a give away a couple of years ago in a road safety campaign there is tons available for cyclists
Look up glow bike by Ali spagniola
Nothing like spraying a whole car in Predator Blood. This stuff is freaking awesome!
Predator blood is just glowstick goo (after blending) mixed into petroleum jelly.
@@jayluck8047 thank you for totally missing the point...
😂😂 facts
@@jayluck8047
Hey man, it’s just a joke, not a dick. Please don’t take it so hard!!! If you’re not careful, you’re gonna hurt yourself and/or put someone’s eye out with that thing!!! 😂😂😂
Jay Luck worked on the set of Predator2
Imagine if a rich guy painted a plane like this everyone would think its alliens
What if a poor guy did it?
@Kamey
if he is getting paid very well, he is not poor.
and what about women?
and what would people think if i paint my UFO like this?
stop giving them ideas
@@HasanProd yeah now aliens will do it bruh
Sweet idea.
In 1967, I painted my crash helmet with luminous paint. The outcome was weird and really cool. On a dark street it apparently looked like a glowing ball floating down the road except for the noise of the bikes exhaust.
Could you PLEASE show us people's reactions to these paint jobs at a car show or something? Like at night people would go CRAZY over this
I have to tell you a little over 30 years ago I painted my 89 mustang a hot pink with a blue pearl in it so when I would go under street lights and certain different tunnels it would change the pink would change into more of a magenta purple and I used to actually play specs and wind money what color my car was cause people would fight with a pink was a purple but it's still pink with the blue pearl today!
I think the 1 downfall is that when you drive a vehicle like this where it's so noticeable so obvious and it can only be you that everybody knows where you are at all at all times of the day or night it doesn't matter... you can't hide!
@@valtoton2982 Perfect vehicle for dem mules
@@valtoton2982 That is the #1 issue I see. For those that want to blend in to the crowd or have privacy, you are SOL. IF you LOVE that kind of unique ego attention of look at me, it is ideal. I want to have something unique looking, but the fact that it will draw too much attention and cause more problems than enjoyment, I won't do it. 😉
@@valtoton2982 I can attest to this. I have TT in Vegas Yellow and even though it's a factory color I live in a place where nice cars are not super common. So something like mine sticks out like a sore thumb so I wont be doing anything too crazy or trying to run from the cops in it XD. It's probably the only one registered in New England.
@@valtoton2982 "Be Safe Be Seen"
Why do I feel like daily dose of Internet is totally gonna use this soon
YESSS
I hoe he will
"this guy made a car, that glows in the dark" in his voice
He will not click bate tho
@@Camera.Car_ i love daily dose of internet because he does not do clickbaiting at all.
This car would be perfect for going through tunnels in the day time.
My car does ok through the day,does the same at night too
That is by far the best glow-in-the-dark paint job I've ever seen
This came up in my feed, don’t know this channel but this dude seems so genuine, earn my sub!
You should have shown a picture of the car outside in the daylight just to show the finish... Great job
Francis Vachon that would have been great. LIT glows in daylight too.
Yeah, cos I'm not gonna drive mine in a controlled environment. 😂😂
This pigment assentuates the cars beautiful lines. Not as tacky as I expected
That looks insane! Wow! That's for sure the brightest glow in the dark thing I've seen. Awesome job! 😍
Remember that a camera always exaggerates these kinds of effects
“I’d like to report an Evo straight out of Area 51.”
It's RADIATION!! Lol
I love the idea of being able to custom draw or write messages before driving out and around! It’s like a chalkboard car!
Yes, till you parked your car in Harlem and someone painted: I hate N..." on it. Can you imagine how your car would look when you returned? :D
Great work! It would be cool to try to replicate the “glow color” as an actual color(non glowing). A semi translucent neon green/yellow combined with the black accents makes a cool color combo.
You drawing on it with a flashlight made me think that doing this to a car that maybe doesn't work anymore or something and then letting it be an interactive museum exhibit that people can "draw on" with little flashlights would be so cool
I painted cars for a living when I was in my early twenties to early thirties. The paints are so much better today but ridiculously expensive. I remember all my friends back then wanted me to paint their cars for them.
Dude, this really made me smile. I am an old lady woodturner, and I like to use your pigments in resin with wood. Awesome!
Can't wait to see how that turns out!!!
Absolutely beautiful 😍 jaw dropping! I’ve always had a soft spot for glow in the dark. It’s so magical! 🧙♂️
Imagine running from the cops and hiding in a dark parking lot
COP: 😐
LOL I was thinking that too might not be such a good idea after all
my first thought
Lol
Must have been the wind
Mario Meza so tough
Dont know what is more amazing. That car, or that someone remembers writing in cursive!
Dip yor car lol
i actually only writes in cursive...
Who doesn't know?
i would love to try doing this on my wheelchair, looks great.
yes! this would also be good for seniors so at night no one will run over them 😀
I don’t know why but this is funny when I read it 😂
That would be so cool!
That's the most satisfying slime green, ever.
Gotta say, that looks pretty amazing. The coat is super even. You guys did a great job!
When you were pouring the paint, all I could think about was how much it looks like the stuff the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles came out of.
Awesome! 😊
Mutagen was what it was called. However I was thinking Slimmer from the Ghost Busters. 🤣😂✌🏻
secret of the ooze
TCRI
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret Of The Stuff the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Came Out Of
Lit by Culture Hustle is also heat reactive, meaning they will charge to glow with heat.
This is amazing. Imagine how radioactive a pigment like this would have been 50 years ago when they would have used radium for the glow effect
Radium
Could use what they use for gun night sights
@@jameslivingston7159 yea, but it doesn't glow well in oxygen-rich environments. It's sealed when applied to trijicons and other night sights so as to not degrade as quickly.
@@americansmark so it would glow just fine in new York and LA is what you're saying?
Radium doesn't glow. It's combined with zinc sulphide. Radium is so aggressive that it destroys the glow pigment, so a clock with radium that doesn't glow is still at maximum hazard.
A little glow on the tyre rims would had given that badass effect on the car.
nah it's perfect less is more
@@greekgold5071 just the centre of the rim would be perfect
Musou Black Evo with glowing rims, that would be interesting to see
Yep,instead of white lettered tires,green lettered would be the bomb.
Best pour ever, that was awesome to see the cup gradually glow.
Can we get a video of you actually driving it on the street? I'm curious what it would look like in the real world and also if you would get pulled over.
Yeh..i watched 3 vids now..always hoped for a street reaction. Doesnt seem to happen
@@Sizzlik There's a reason they don't show this on the street. The lights on the street would be so much brighter than the glow from the car, the glow would be barely noticeable.
If the car looked cool on the street, they would have shown it.
He literally said in the video he tried to get a clip of it outside but the man made lights keep the area too lit that the glowing car didn’t show up at full capacity.
They could have driven it through a tunnel or 2. Parked it on a dark street, drove it somewhere ffs.
@@eunoiavision7567 ikr!
Seriously nice backing track played during the first coat, really enjoyed that! …. and the glow coat of course.
That’s impressive how bright the mixture is. Slow motion videography basically makes video really dark, so it’s cool to see that it’s captured on slow mo
This is amazing! I’m so happy you used used the culture hustle pigment! You guys are changing the dip industry!
That was to cool. You have to do another video on just how long it lasts. And also how long do the pictures you draw on the side last as well. Awesome stuff!!
i'm glad you finally did the glow in the dark paint with the car scenario because it really looks cool
The story behind Stuart Semple (the LIT pigment) is amazing, he has an ongoing feud with Anish Kapoor (the artist who did Cloud Gate, aka The Bean in Chicago). That artist bought the exclusive rights to Vantablack, so Stuart made his own non-carbon nanotube version and will ask you on his site if you are Mr. Kapoor, and if you're not, to not sell to him. He also makes all his pigments vegan, and super affordable.
he also bought all of a specific gold pigment. this Kapoor guy is hated in the art community...and they dont hate anything 😂😂
I'll be honest, I've kinda been addicted to the back-and-forth drama between Stuart and Kapoor....and cheering for Stuart cause Kapoor is a jerk, and Stuart makes some pretty amazing pigments.
Fuck vegans
This sounds like pure bullshit. This is all strontium aluminate from Chinese specialty furnaces. There are better grades, but basically the larger the crystal, the brighter. Unfortunately, sand side crystals are not suitable for paint. Don't go with expensive brands, it's all the same stuff.
I want to see the paint spraying out of the gun in the dark 😂😂
That would be cool, except the guy spraying wouldn’t be able to see what he’s doing
@@nodsib what? he should se his glowing work.
I too wanted to see the spray on in the dark for even a quick moment!
Camera probably couldn't pick it up.
Greenish, and so bright
Word of warning if no one already mentioned it. Strontium aluminate (the chemical used for the strong glow pigments) is an excellent abrasive (like second in line to hardness of diamond), so probably not a good idea to spray directly on paint just to be on the safe side. That does look freaking awesome though :)
I thought it was zinc sulfide...
@@LordMondegrene They used to use ZnS, but it turns out that SrAl2O4 produces a brighter glow, so that's what's more likely to use nowadays (well, in the more expensive products anyway).
@@therealchayd Ah, thank you so much, I had no idea there was an even better glow pigment!
That is IN-SANE! 😆 Looks like something out of a TRON movie. Friggin' COOL. 😎
I've used culture hustle pigments for a lot of stuff over the last few years, their paints and pigments are legit 👍
I was like damn he’s got good handwriting, then the exclamation point 🤦🏻♂️ c’mon bro 😂. Y’all do great work 🔥
😂😂
😆😆😆😆 I swear
Except there was no separation between the u and the r he simply joined them and spelt it yor
Stephen Hinton no one uses cursive anymore anyways who cares
Bahahaha I thought the exact same thing!!!
I would think a neon green or yellow base would help enhance the color and brightness. Maybe even play with a super fine metallic to encourage reflection.
AWESOME!! Your dream and project came true!!!
It looks absolutely beautiful.
Paint a boat with it and be featured in the next hour long episode of “Expedition Unknown”. Pick certain dates and take it out a couple times a year to keep people wondering.
Ghost boat
Someone will still crash into it saying "I didn't see it, came out of nowhere".
Yup 😅
This thing will be like a buglight for drunks
Nah, statistically the better they can see something the safer that something will be
@@ItsAsparageese tell that to all the streetlights that go down everynight.not to mention deer.
@@solvox5217 My God! Street Lights are targeting deer?!?!?!
@@d-rockpain4250 uhhh ya, sounds about right.
@@solvox5217 thought your screen name deserved an intellectual answer. "you gotta beliiiieeeeeve meee".
My Father and I did a 66 Chevel Supersport in Chrome. It came out incredible. It shown so brightly! However,when we took it out for a spin we were stopped by the cops who told us to get it off the streets due to the fact that we could cause someone to wreck with it's glare. Soo,..we had our one drive and it then it was painted a dark aqua blue over the chrome,which was also incredible as well.
Whoa, Fonzie....you really out-did yourself....10 out of 10.
When he gets high beamed on the highway his car's rear will start glowing
DONT ANgER ME
you blind me? Okay, right back atcha
Ok now I need this lol
This would actually be cool to have with kids around -"Hey boys and girls, wanna take this flashlight and draw on my car?!"
When they don't switch on the flashlights and scratch into the paint with them... Doh!
I love it! Fluorescent green is my favorite color and to see this on a car is making me drool. I own a White 2019 Subaru WRX, and I'd love to paint it a green, but for looking at jobs for business purposes, a green car is unprofessional. In my opinion, you either want a white or black vehicle. But, what makes this so excellent to me, is that I'm assuming the car is white during the day, then glows green at night. Which is friggen incredible, since clients won't see you pulling up in a green car. Customers will see you in a white car. Depending on how powerful this stuff its, maybe some of that green may be seen during the day, but I doubt it. This video was so cool!
This is just sick, i would definately rock this paint job.
Ricer
Ricer lol. But yea only if I could afford it lol
@Vee Cee I know I can afford that. Maybe lol
I'd want it with non-glow lines going through it, so I could look like I came straight out of Far Cry: Blood Dragon.
The pigment is probably the best glowing paint in the world right now. Even heat makes it glow and it glows for a long time. I have paintings with the stuff and they glow like I painted them yesterday. I never thought I’d see someone spray it on a car and I’m mad I didn’t think of it first.
"Nice car man! Where did you get it?"
"Found it in my Cheetos"
Seems like alot of effort when you could just drive it through Chernobyl
Well played. 👏
It would glow blue, not green
@@1skullcracker Even better
That would make you glow, not the car lol
with the lights on or in daylight you would just see an off white colored car
I Like how you experiment with these different colors and effects , Thanks.
That is so freggin cool. The kid in me is like "I want that!"
Are you a cannibal?
Holy sickness this is amazing. UA-cam killed the recommendation with this one. You my friend just gained a subscriber and the bell is on. Good on ya
Chief Wiggum: "It's a GHOST CAR!" 😁
hold me
I want to give this funny comment a like but can’t bring myself to ruin 69 likes
haha could hear wiggums voice in my head.
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Honestly this looks... Freaking sick! You're a wizard with that gun, it turned out amazing
I still wish you showed how it looked like 8n the street lights so I could decide if doing this is worth it or not.
It basically looks like Matte White. If you check the link for the Glow Car Kit above, that product has an image of it in a well lit room.
@@dipyourcar thanks
Exactly! “A controlled environment” is not exactly where cars operate...
You did a remarkable job on this how long does the glow last?
He said more than once, he did not know
I'm really curious on the longevity and what's needed to keep the pigments bonded/safe. I'd imagine the clear topcoat is CRITICAL to keep in good shape.
That color, likely Strontium Titanate, a very long time,
If it is dark enough, that'll still be visible to just before dawn
Though it likely tore up his sprayer nozzles
Coolest mixing and pouring sequence I've seen yet!
LIT also reacts to heat... that hood is going to look amazing
How so?
zp9898 I guess you have never heard that engines produce heat
@@richardiusa5189 woah. Next you're gonna tell me that ice makes things cold😂
Black lights are always ideal for enjoying all things glow
Just a tip...uv/black lights work best with phosphorescents
Smart vvoman 🥂
That’s really cool that you can use a flashlight to activate the glowing pigment! 👍👍👍👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😀💕💕💕🌸
Imagine a classic muscle car, blacked out and framed with this paint.
No, a Lamborghini Countach LP400, framed with blue LIT. And then you name the car AUTOCAR.
I was thinking my bro lifted '73 f250. He restored it frame up. Great paint blue interior. He built it as a show truck. Would be sick having the frame in a blue.
I was thinking a civic fuck muscle cars
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Justin Gregersen it's my opinion if you don't like it then go cry
Perfect release timing for the up coming of Halloween.
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Cancelled due to bat flu 😆😅😂😭😁😜
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Imagine doing a Tron style paint job on your car where the lines actually glowed.
Check out Lumilor paint!!!
I always thought this would be a good idea ... Now I see it done in real life .... Omg it's awesome !! Great job !!!
I have always wanted to see a glow in the dark car, thank you!
Here before this goes viral
Same asf
Imagine trying to lose the cops in that lol 😆
😂😎
Turns off the headlights!
Not a bright idea...
I'm sure it's mentioned in the comments somewhere but how cool would UV accent lights be 😮 it would keep that paint glowing! 🤯 Thanks for sharing 👍
Can you put hyper shift pearls in it?
Good one
Was thinking the same thing. Maybe mix with like a hyper shift that was some white properties?
I don't think that'd be a very good idea; the hypershift pearls would ruin the car's ability to get a decent charge to be able to glow and the glow pigments would interfere with the car's ability to color shift so you'd wind up cancelling the two effects out. I'd compare the idea to steak and chocolate cake; they're absolutely fantastic on their own, but you wouldn't want to mix the two together.
I could see these pigments pairing really well with, say, Polaris Yellow, though.
What if you layered the colors? Put down your base then your hyper shift pearls and then a layer of the glow in the dark
@@colethompson415 the glow pigment will drain out the hypershift as its a milky color.
Looks like Asphalt 8 when you get infected in the race😂😂😂 sooooo cool
Fucking true !!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I do wonder what it would look like on a dark base though. Could we see you do that next?
Ill be testing that as soon as it get here
Steve Smith don’t bother it’s a waste
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How about a bright green or yellow?
Sam Nyiri how bout orange 🤔
Damn that's the sickest of sick paint job, it's absolutely a professional job from professional people, WOW factor at last 😱
Some day this is going to be on everyone's recommended
Can't wait for 6 years from now lol
Wonder how it would turn out if you added some hypershift to it
You should do another "All of the hypershift pearls" but mix them all separately and then pour them together and spray without mixing further.
They're still gonna mix in the gun. There's zero way around it especially when it atomizes
Oh my God..... I'm in love..... This is great! 🙌