Well, all of this and more is possible. A home-grown company has developed intelligent paints that are not only resistant to scratch, fungus and high temperature but also bacteria, corrosion and ...

Though some find the Lexus LS range a bit on the plain side for a flagship luxury sedan, there are also those that just can't get over the technological showcase that resides inside. For the 2010 ...

Degussa have developed a new range of acrylic paints based on siloxane encapsulated nanoparticles. The environmentally friendly paints are solvent free and produce a scratch-proof, wear resistant ...

Scratch my car and I'll scratch yours: Nissan recently introduced a highly elastic clear-coat that is applied to an existing base coat to form a scratch-resistant surface. The elasticity of this new ...

Self-healing materials have been invented before, but they have been clunky: They usually “bleed” epoxy, which then hardens; that requires a circulatory system for the goo, or microcapsules embedded ...

Nissan said it has developed the world’s first clear paint that repairs scratches on painted car surfaces, including scratches from car-washing machines, off-road driving and fingernails. “Scratch ...

TOKYO — Nissan’s new car paint repairs its own scratches and scrapes. Minor scruffs disappear like magic in about a week on cars that have Scratch Guard Coat, a clear paint that the Japanese automaker ...

A stretchy miracle material has been discovered that could be used to create highly resistant smart devices and scratch-proof paint for cars, report investigators. Led by Dr Elton Santos from the ...

Until very recently, the people who need to test the scratch resistance of a car's paint had just two popular options, and both were kind of silly. The crockmeter involves moving a robotic finger over ...

Well, all of this and more is possible. A home-grown company has developed intelligent paints that are not only resistant to scratch, fungus and high temperature but also bacteria, corrosion and ...

Self-healing materials have been invented before, but they have been clunky: They usually “bleed” epoxy, which then hardens; that requires a circulatory system for the goo, or microcapsules embedded ...