I was just following a fire truck at night, and was amazed by how easy it was to see (pic related)
Is it possible/legal to get your car painted hi vis like this? It'd be harder for an old person to merge into me if my car was glowing
I found this hi vis spray paint but idk if there is hi vis automotive paint available
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-byT0FJ2W4_Q/Tw8IOfMBLSI/AAAAAAAACE0/8QEewFMRsaA/s1600/new+2-13.jpg
oops, pasted the wrong link http://www.valsparpaint.com/en/find-the-right-product/exterior/spray-paint-1/high-visibility.html
>>14020114
>>14020116
i dont see why not
get hi vi racing stripe or panda scheme
>>14020121
I was thinking solid would be fine, and there's no way to be mistaken for an emergency vehicle
I have highvis tape on the underside of my hatch on the face with the latch.
You can't see it except when the hatch is open, as it might be if I were stranded on the side of the road.
>>14020137
I have these things for that
>>14020114
You can get conspicuity tape in a colour that matches your car.
>>14020443
I'd rather have paint than tape
>>14020447
Paint can't retroreflect the way tapes and wraps can.
>>14020114
I don't know if that's legal, but I had a similar thought when I saw an ambulance tonight.
Apparently the ambulances around here have led taillights that flash once real quickly and then stay lit when they press the breaks. It's hard to explain but look next time you see one if you remember to. I'd like to get those taillight wiring inserts. It's high visibility and just looks so cool.
>>14020470
Oh, I see, the tape has miniature 3d reflectors, thanks!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retroreflective_sheeting
