This paint might be neat on a guitar.

[Hellbat]

[straycat]

OK how does it work and is it permanent?

[Codex]

Hypercolor!

[leftykingv2]

Heat sensitive my ass! I was quite the little vandal during my childhood and that's just a crew of idiots pouring brake fluid on a car.

[Ward]

Huh?

Look at the bottle, it's clear liquid that is coming out.


But if it is heat sensitive, does that mean you would have to pee on your guitar to get it to change colors?

[Hellbat]

I'm pretty sure it's just cold water they are using.

[h.e.l.shane]

i'm geeking on it right now!!!

its called thermochrome (at least the stuff i found

http://www.paintwithpearl.com/colorchangestore.htm

[leftykingv2]

If it is real then it would be great stuff to rob a bank with. I mean you swipe a license plate and rob the bank the day it's raining and never drive said car on a rainy day again.

[leftykingv2]

Huh?

Look at the bottle, it's clear liquid that is coming out.


But if it is heat sensitive, does that mean you would have to pee on your guitar to get it to change colors?

Brake fluid is clear in color when it's brand new.

[Nightbat]

funny, I had hotwheels cars doing just that 25 years ago


Edit:

and brakefluid doesn't work THAT fast

[Axewielder]

Might be a good idea if you are OK with pouring cold water on your guitar to make the color change.

[LouSiffer]

funny, I had hotwheels cars doing just that 25 years ago

Was going to actually say the same thing.-Lou

[Ward]

Brake fluid is clear in color when it's brand new.

Fair enough, but that ain't brake fluid.

[Chad]

Might be a good idea if you are OK with pouring cold water on your guitar to make the color change.

+1. I don't find many occasions where I feel the need to pour liquid all over a guitar.

[tomanyjacksons]

You wouldn't have to use cold water. Hot or cold air would work as well I would think. But once it got to room temp it would stay whatever color that particular temperature would produce. IDK though.