[Barry]

Anyone hear any rumor, lies or scuttlebut as to when the red pigment may be available for red cars?? :shrug:

 

[Tdog]

Anyone hear any rumor, lies or scuttlebut as to when the red pigment may be available for red cars?? :shrug:

Do you want nuclear or non-nuclear paint?!?

 

[ADubH]

Do you want nuclear or non-nuclear paint?!?

Shouldn't be funny but nuclear vs non-nuclear made me lmao.


Current: 1999 Chevy Lumina
On order: 2012 Carbon Black GMC Terrain V6 AWD

 

[RIT333]

Shouldn't be funny but nuclear vs non-nuclear made me lmao.


Current: 1999 Chevy Lumina
On order: 2012 Carbon Black GMC Terrain V6 AWD

Nuclear Red Paint would have less CO2 emissions than your Carbon Black paint !

;D

 

[ADubH]

Nuclear Red Paint would have less CO2 emissions than your Carbon Black paint !

;D

Yep. If it wasn't for that pesky radiation itd be a great alternative.


Current: 1999 Chevy Lumina
On order: 2012 Carbon Black GMC Terrain V6 AWD

 

[Barry]

Now that you mention it...Nuc. Red would have a neat warm glow at night and oh boy how the metal flake would "pop" in the bright sun!!!

 

[ADubH]

I could always burn off some of the carbon for heat in winter so I'm not too worried! ;D

 

[Tdog]

All kidding aside, did you see that Russia refused a shipment of cars from Japan today due to radioactivity? "Report: 17 microsieverts/hr detected on cars from Japan -- Russia rejects shipment" on enenews.com. Since rumor has it that the red pigment was sourced from northeastern Japan, maybe consider another color!?!

 

[ADubH]

I wondered if something like this was going to happen. Not specifically with cars but with Japanese imports in general. I find it odd that the news has completely dropped the Japan radiation stories.


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- Current: 1999 Chevy Lumina
On order: 2012 Carbon Black GMC Terrain V6 AWD