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Anti-graffiti use is the first thing that sprung to my mind as well. As you said, it may all be hype- but if it delivers, I suspect that the company making it
by GuiA 14y ago
Anti-graffiti use is the first thing that sprung to my mind as well.
As you said, it may all be hype- but if it delivers, I suspect that the company making it (UltraTech?) is going to have a nice few years ahead of it :)
- barbs 14y agoI wonder how long it lasts, particularly when constantly exposed to the elements?
- mixmastamyk 14y agoDon't think it would work, because taggers use knives to carve into thing half the time.
- steveklabnik 14y agoTechnically, 'taggers' refers to spray-paint only. You're referring to 'scratch.' This is because a 'tag' indicates a spot on the complexity level of the graffiti, and it's impossible to make a throwup or piece via scratch. The More You Know!
- kaybe 14y agoHow about making graffity with it in a rainy place? It could look very cool and would be hidden most of the time.
- ahelwer 14y agoAn art student I know did this at my school (U of Calgary) about three years ago. The design is invisible unless it rains or you splash a bucket of water on the wall. It's also in a low-traffic area, so I don't think very many people know about it.
- kaybe 14y agoIs it still there / how long did it last?
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- deelowe 14y agoExcept it's easily removed with soap and water. I imagine that it's not intended to be a long lasting coating.
- kingnothing 14y agoSource?
- gbaygon 14y agohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-WNb0NLSTI&t=146s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-WNb0NLSTI&t=146s