"Magic" Paint Changes Colors After It's Applied

"Magic" Paint Changes Colors After It's Applied FARM HOME Miscellaneous 21-5-3 If you've ever gone "snow-blind" painting white on white, you'll like this new "color-changing" paint that goes on blue but fades to white to eliminate missed spots and over-laps. "Magic Paint" was introduced this summer at the Minnesota Inventor's Congress in Redwood Falls, Minn. It consists of a specially formulated white latex paint and a 1 oz. light-sensitive dye packet that turns the paint blue for application. The paint returns to white in four to eight hours depending on the amount of sunlight it gets. Paint is guaranteed for 10 years and sells for $14.99 to $16.99 per gal. The additive packet, which works only with "Magic Paint", sells for $2. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Quality Paint Products Inc., 2901 SE 4th St., Minneapolis, Minn. 55414 (ph 800 980-0822 or 612 623-0822; fax 3346).

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