When the polymer layer on the electric current is applied, the human eye interprets these crystals in the polymer as a variety of colors. Depending on the output current and the distance between the crystals, it is possible to obtain a large variety of colors. To keep the color effect, you need a steady current, so the paramagnetic paint does not work when the car is plugged. In this mode, the paint acquires its original state, becoming white.
Apparently, Ford offered a similar paint in the mid-90s on the models Mustang GT and Cobra (Mystic), as well as in cars 2004 Mustang Cobras (Mystychrome) 2004. Cars have changed the color between green and violet depending on the viewing angle.
Car manufacturer Nissan is working on a paramagnetic paint and hopes that the technology will be used on cars manufactured in 2010.
Coating, scratch-resistant, was developed in the laboratory of Nissan and the technology is already encouraged many drivers. Self-healing paint exterior makes minor scratches disappear. Now the paint is painted model of Infiniti EX35 2008.
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