Thermochromics change color dramatically (even from black to white) as the temperature changes. This pigment can be used in everything from custom paint to clothing. Our pigments have been used in everything from masks to motorcycles. Use in your own testing for a custom application!

Thermochromic paints change as the temperature changes. As the temperature goes up, the pigment becomes colorless, revealing the base coat or graphics underneath. The helmet shown was a white base with a black temperature sensitive paint sprayed over it.

Mix these pigments with our pearls for a subtle and more protected paint job. See the yellow to orange mouse shown below.

Just mix into a clear base (like a blender or a binder) and spray it. 4 level teaspoons of our mixture per pint will get you great temperature or solar change paint at a great price. NOTE: The Thermochromic paints (Temperature change) have a low UV tolerance without proper protection, so for exterior paint, use a clear coat like Alsa's sunscreen clear or Dupont's hc7776. No warranty can be given, as this is a new product and what you topcoat it with will determine its longevity and endurance to UV rays.

Shop our Temperature Change Paints here! Remember, we ship all purchases over 50 dollars free in the continental U.S.!

You can mix any of these pigments with a Color-Blender like PPG's DBC-500 to make a quart of pure color-change paint, or you can Mix the pigment 50/50 with any of our other pearls or flakes to create different effects. Compare this with the 450 dollar per quart prices at our competitor's web sites for the same products! 1 bag per mixed quart of intercoat clear. It is recommended to let the thermochromic paint dissolve thoroughly in reducer before adding the binder or color blender.