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Posted for "C Krouse" <kc16@qwest.net>:
I just had a motorcycle painted with a flame pattern that consisted of
"Harlequin" paint. The paint is made with a laser which cuts a material
into small prisms to refract the light. It cost $60 an ounce....OUCH!!
But, it was reduced with another material in order to stretch it's coverage.
It looks very similar to the paint that I saw on the Lancair Legacy
prototype. I have it on a black background whereas the Legacy has it on an
off-white background. If they were both the same background, I don't think
I would be able to discern which is which. If I have it painted again I
think that I would reduce it even more to see if the density of the prisms
could be decreased. I think that would make a really nice effect to have it
ghosted over the base coat. The flame pattern on my bike is ghosted, but I
think that I would thin it even more on a white or light background.
Curtis Krouse N753K (it's a career)
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