[DeTomaso] Automobile Stealth Paint?

[Sean Korb]

Maybe some aluminized paint with a black top coat?  It probably would
just reflect back though.  I remember that the disco 'Vettes were
almost invisible to radar down to 300ft due to their plastic shell
that was transparent to Radar and the large "reflector" radiator in
front that due to its canted position, diverted most of the radar beam
into the sky... and that was effectively a grate.

sean

On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 2:52 PM,  <JDeRyke at aol.com> wrote:
>  Std flat black primer abosrbs moisture quickly so it needs sealing or you
> get rust in a few weeks (did this on a flathead Ford back in high school.
> Lots of sanding a month later....). True military 'stealth' paint is
> conductive so radar doesn't reflect efficiently but carries along the paint's surface
> to ground. I'd like to find a source! FWIW- J DeRyke
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