paint job

Can't see why not. you just need a potatoe and a sharp kitchen knife, I can hire the kids out to sort it ;0)

It's weird that is. I've onluy had one can and I'm glad thats all now :0)

Lee D

The wife says it'll make everyone we pass on the motorway travel sick, she also mentioned 'finishing off' the drunks on their way home from the pub lol heheh

Actually I rather like that polished bare metal in the latest LRO, looks jolly nice that.

Regards. Mark.

Yuk, Think I'm going to be sick. What an effect though ;)

Steve

Would it have the same effect on the curved panels of a vehicle?

Regards. Mark.

I've printed it out albeit in black and white and it doesn't have the same effect at all.

I wonder if a printout in colour would have the same effect and if so it could then be wrapped round an object to see if the effect still works, just a thought.

Here's a couple of similar effects I saved from the www ages ago;

Steve.

Ew thats sooo yesterday...Desert Sand is all the rage now ;0)... glaces at

Lee D

Wonder if it's linked to the refresh rate of your paint job.... mines currently between 15 and 40 years depending on the model

:0)

Lee D

On or around Sun, 19 Jun 2005 19:55:37 +0100, "Lee_D" enlightened us thusly:

the second one is a burnt-in image on the retina job, I suspect.

I think the colours are relevant. I've seen monochrome images that do the same thing though.

;-)

They are indeed.

Steve.

On or around Mon, 20 Jun 2005 08:59:31 +0100, Stephen Hull enlightened us thusly:

didn't look like 'em to me... I suspect it depends whether you have your monitor turned up too bright as well :-)

It's a bit like looking at a light bulb and still seeing the bulb image for a considerable time afterwards.

Steve.