Can vacuum metallized pigment be used on cars?

Can vacuum metallized pigment be used on cars? With the continuous advancement of science and technology, more and more new products are being developed and applied in various industries. vacuum metallized pigment is a commonly used product in the industry, but do we really understand it? Can it be used on cars? Let me show you!

Before answering this question, let's first understand what vacuum metallized pigment is. Usually, vacuum metallized pigment is also called mirror aluminium pigment, mirror aluminium paste, or vacuum aluminum suspension, and its English name is VMP. It is named for its brightness and mirror-like effect that ordinary aluminium paste cannot achieve.

Usually, high-purity aluminium is used as the raw material, and a unique gas-phase metal pigment process is used to produce non-leafing mirror aluminium paste. Because of its strong opacity and brightness, excellent chrome-plating effect or mirror effect can be achieved with a small dosage. Therefore, it is widely used in cosmetics bottle paint, wine bottle paint, plastic paint, car paint, home decoration glass mirror ink, home appliance glass mirror ink, mobile phone lens ink, and gravure printing tobacco and alcohol packaging ink, etc.

Vacuum metallized pigment can be used on cars. A small amount of vacuum metallized pigment can achieve a mirror effect. Based on this characteristic, vacuum metallized pigment is usually used on car hubs and body parts. Many car enthusiasts also like to replace the entire body of their car with vmp, which looks very shiny and fashionable.

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