Whitest paint is now thin enough to coat cars and planes
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#2It's things like this that have the potential to have big effects. Savings to cooling will directly improve energy efficiency and thus CO2 production.
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#3The future is now, and it is blinding!
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#4It's things like this that have the potential to have big effects. Savings to cooling will directly improve energy efficiency and thus CO2 production.
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Re: Whitest paint is now thin enough to coat cars and planes
#5How does this new paint compare to the contents of a spray paint can from Home Depot?
Having a hard time searching the web for this one, the first few pages of hits are all about this new 98.1% paint.
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#7I know nothing about this sort of stuff, but if this were applied to cars, would there be an increased risk of temporarily blinding other drivers on a sunny day?
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#8Very cool, but im skeptical about cost
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#9If you mixed it with Vantablack, would you get the greyest possible paint? /s