Self-cleaning Paint?

[MONTYMTB]

This would be very cool if it lasted for a reasonable amount of time:

https://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/nissan-makes-car-washing-obsolete-with-its-self-cleaning-paint-153041279.html

But then what would we do with all that time we used to spend detailing our vehicles?

 

[bofa]

I was just checking this out. It's cool and all, but don't you think they should have started with the components that are most important to keep clean? Like the windshield, headlights, taillights, mirrors, and signals?

 

[MONTYMTB]

I was just checking this out. It's cool and all, but don't you think they should have started with the components that are most important to keep clean? Like the windshield, headlights, taillights, mirrors, and signals?

From the website of the company that manufactures the product:
"Ultra-Ever Dry does NOT dry clear! It cannot be used on automobile windshields and obscures visibility through glass."

I remember seeing the video on youtube about this product a couple years ago:
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[bofa]

From the website of the company that manufactures the product:
"Ultra-Ever Dry does NOT dry clear! It cannot be used on automobile windshields and obscures visibility through glass."

I remember seeing the video on youtube about this product a couple years ago:

Then they need to keep developing. :lol:

 

[MONTYMTB]

Yep, and now we know why Nissan did it on a white car.