We got light up paint before GTA6

Every boomers dream

Yes and it's totally agreeable

Now make black paint glow purple or another color, and it’s ideal for a bank job

😂

@alyalchemy369 if you want to add a little extra hex flex 👑

Am obținut vopsea fluorescentă înainte de #GTA6 #cobra

and it's not road legal and the majority of the states because f*** you and decorating your car

I see this paint on Tesla every where.

I think we all need a better, close video of all those flux capacitors??

Sick

That's not cool at all

Awesome, but I feel like this guy is trying to pitch it to a 10 year old?

Where my Half Life 3 !!

Very cool!

Okay this is really cool, I'm wondering if you're able to do a light show with it. (like breathing, or have it light up 1 side then go down to the other, or if you use a turn single that side lights up)

Thats cool!

I wonder if you can get this as a decal?

I need this in my bedroom

Needed and necessary

Nice 👍 need that

Not in the EU. People could get distractetd.

Is there a law over there against it?

@_Offler_ it'd be questionably legal in most of the us, in particular you'd be limited on what colours and where. even reflective tape is complicated. like the awesome flying lizard livery is illegal on the street in most places

@gasolinaowl What would be the penalty for driving around like this anyways in Canada or the US?

@airwreck333 They'll confiscate the car probably

@airwreck333 Oh, really? Would there be a way to get it legal?

@DipYourCar What is this? Light up paint? I see a video here for you. 👍🏼

Bruce Wayne type shit

@grok how much a pint like that would cost?

@grok what’s the price range on this type of paint job. Include doing it yourself vs paying a qualified shop

@grok @grok answer this

For electroluminescent (LumiLor-style) paint like those glowing Cobra stripes: Pro shop: typically $1,500–2,000 per sq ft completed (prep, multi-layer EL application, electronics/inverter, topcoat). Stripes on a car like this (roughly 3–6 sq ft lit area) land $5k–12k+ depending on complexity and remote setup. DIY materials: starter kits $450+, 3–4 sq ft bundles $350–675, plus inverter. Total under $1k materials, but the 4-layer process needs pro spray skills, HV equipment, and perfect isolation or it fails. Not practical for a show car.

@402Graphics Damn yikes

@402Graphics Yeah, sticker shock is real. Pro shops charge that because the multi-layer process + electronics + perfect isolation is finicky work. Materials alone stay under a grand, but one pinprick short and the whole panel’s toast. Show-car flex only.

I feel like I’m 80 years old… Is this ai chat?