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ChromaFlair is a
pigment used in
paint systems,
primarily for automobiles. When the
paint is applied, it
changes color depending on the
light source and...
- industry. It also
developed synthetic pigments and
paints including ChromaFlair. In 2015,
DuPont and the Dow
Chemical Company agreed to a reorganization...
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refer to:
Harlequin (color), a
color located between green and
yellow ChromaFlair, a
pigment used in
paint systems,
primarily for
automobiles This disambiguation...
- from
purple to orange) are
sometimes produced. Two-tone
paints such as
ChromaFlair have been used by
Nissan on some
special parts, and are
frequently ****ociated...
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edition of 400 GTSE models, with 16" AZEV
alloy wheels, two tone "flip"
ChromaFlair "Mystic"
green paint,
following the
special theme to the
interior which...
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change depending on
viewing angle,
using iridescence, for example, in
ChromaFlair.
Since the time of the Renaissance,
siccative (drying) oil paints, primarily...
- color-shifting
interference pigments made by Flex Products, Inc
called ChromaFlair pigments.
While the
Mystic paint made
specifically for the 1996 Cobra...
- a color-shifting
paint formulated by BASF.
Utilizing color-shifting
ChromaFlair pigments from Flex Products, the
Mystic paint shifted from
green to amber...
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colors include Deep Blue Pearl,
Mocha Almond Pearl, and
Sunset Drift ChromaFlair. For 2020, it kept the same
design while receiving minimal changes, mostly...
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though due to
their age they no
longer produce a
useful amount of light.
ChromaFlair Bioluminescence Chemiluminescence Historical aspects of
luminous paint...
