Is there a paint that changes color when exposed to indoor lighting?

Question

I am working on a project and was wondering if there is such a thing as paint that changes color when light hits it. If it does in fact exist, what is it called and where can I get it?

Answer 1

Well, I haven't heard of any paints like that, but I know they do make paints that glow in the dark. Kind of the opposite of what you are asking though. Depending on what the goals of your project are, they also make liquid photo emulsion that you can print with, paint with, etc...and when exposed to light it solidifies the image-they also make paper this way that you can lay things on and expose to light-thus casting the shadows of all the things you placed on the paper. Other than that I would say do a web search, but again, I haven't heard of paints that change when exposed to light.

Answer 2

in the adventure that your unique wall color been on there for longer than 6 months, the paint starts off to darken (very slightly) and to paint a patch with new paint (precisely the comparable paint, even out of the comparable can that been saved) would be lighter. In time it is going to finally combination in. If it truly bothers you, your ideal to repaint the full room. If it would not, in basic terms circulate away it. you will not notice it after awhile. in many situations, moist paint is lighter, and dries darker.

Answer 3

i am also looking for something like that bu couldnt find the satisfactory answer yet. theoretically, you can add phosphorus to the paint so that in daytime people see one picture and in darkness they see another in which phosphorus is mixed in the paint. but unfortunately, i am also desperately seeking HOW. glow in the dark paints are both expensive and dont have variety in colors, adding phosphorus, if you can find, is the best way i believe. tell me if you can find something worthy...

Answer 4

NO!!!