Applying the pearls using traditional methods and a mixture that helps it adhere to the surface of a car resulted in the Musou Black paint losing its super-black properties. After some ...

A glossy-black car might appear more black than a ... I’ll also add that The Black Market (the company that makes the Musou Black) sells various non-paint blackest blacks you might want to ...

The Musou Black paint from Koyo Orient they used on this 911 is for those car owners who think the factory black paint on their vehicles is too reflective. Most commonly used on plastic figures ...

Musou Black is a water-based acrylic that can be applied like many other automotive paint. Unlike general black acrylics, which absorb around 94 or 95 per cent of light, Musou Black is said to ...

Hearing that, you might think this car is painted with Vantablack ... called Musou Black by Koyo Orient Japan. Musou Black is a water-based acrylic paint and is said to reflect only 0.6 percent ...

The company that manufactures Musou Black, Koyo Orient Japan ... should try at home (at least on a car you actually expect to drive). Fonzie notes that the paint itself appears to be very delicate ...

The “world’s blackest paint” modified to look like the night sky ...

unless you count any other car finished in Musou Black. It took several coats and ... But we did a little digging and found the Japanese paint costs 18,000 yen per liter, which implies the Evo ...

Painting a vehicle to look nearly imperceptible is, needless to say, not the best idea when it comes to avoiding car crashes. According to Jalopnik, Musou Black is supposed to be used for painting ...

The paint, dubbed “Musou Black,” can reportedly absorb 99.4% of visible light. And while that’s obviously a tiny bit less absorbent than Vantablack, the effect is apparently exactly the same.