I really hope this is legal.

[@LinusTechTips]

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[@YouTubetail]

Nice bro 🤣

[@cpxcth]

Get your overpriced stickers here 👆

[@marclrx2495]

2 in one video ? that's a new one

[@ArturoTabera]

Next video title: My wife divorced me. I had it coming.

[@naylor077]

Don't tell Linus about Lumilor paint...😅

[@Peter-je6td]

The only sad part about this whole video was they didn't show us Linus driving around at night in a glow in the dark car

[@maxinoume]

Is it even legal? Maybe that's why they didn't show it. Or idk how long it lasts, if it lasts like a minute or so, that might be why.

[@Peter-je6td]

@@maxinoume They why do it ? did he just make his car illegal to drive lol

[@JunglePK]

@@Peter-je6td prob to not dox himself

[@Nitidus]

​​@@JunglePK Oh yeah because they couldn't possibly have filmed it in the company parking lot.

[@EnglishMike]

@@Nitidus Too far away from his house, presumably. The glow would have worn off by then.

[@SamzaNemesis]

Missed the chance to call it Midnight Crisis

[@flumpsi-m9p]

that is actually sad

[@RAEJDER]

@@flumpsi-m9p Nah if its banter its still funny id say

[@animelafuerza]

midlight*

[@Kirsty_McKay]

😂😂😂😂 I like this

[@mitchellwhitfield4704]

@@RAEJDER I think he means sad that they missed it :)

[@EverythingSmartHome]

I have to say, I didn't have "open Linus garage door for his glow in the dark Porsche" on my list of use cases for the Everything Presence One, but I'm totally adding it 😂 Thanks for showing it off! 🙏🏻

[@fealXX]

Love my EP1 🙏

[@ku8721]

Nice work. That thing is a neat and in the 20 minutes I've known about it I already have several ideas for projects using them. Mainly after you make the C02 Module work with Smart Things I'd like to use it to monitor a small diesel space heater as a safety precaution. Now with the luminance tester and the temperature sensor could also it be configured as a secondary smoke detector? But one that could be configured to start an automated fire suppression response.

[@Stephen-Jones]

So glad to see @EverythingSmartHome get a shout out 🎉 (Still loving my sensors, so big thanks Lewis)

[@richardharvey586]

I've been thinking for a while why isn't Linus using this sensor yet and yeah, that wasn't how I expected it to happen either. Good luck fulfilling those orders!

[@svgry6098]

Watching the whole video through to find absolutely no footage of it actually driving around is criminal

[@the_undead]

I suspect they're trying to figure out if this is legal in any way before they drive it around on the road or they figured out that it's probably not legal so they weren't going to just video themselves breaking laws (or risk doing that if they weren't sure) because if you read through a lot of the comments you may notice a lot of them are referencing 96 mph in a school zone, have you've been already figured out that that was mkdhb that did that

[@EnglishMike]

Two possible reasons. One, the glow wears off too quickly for Linus to get far enough away from his house to prevent doxing. Two, concerns about the legality of the glowing skin (different countries and different states/provinces have different laws about lighting up a car) and even if it's legal, you're making yourself a target for a traffic stop by a cop who might think it's illegal. Anything that is a distraction to other drivers is potentially legally questionable.

[@jhoughjr1]

@@the_undeadits not legal

[@the_undead]

@@jhoughjr1 and what's your evidence for that? I would be very surprised if it's that simple

[@Will-bp4ri]

Thought he was gonna test drive a car 96mph in a school zone

[@ebridgewater]

That's boring now.

[@dismiggo]

@@ebridgewater You know what doesn't get old though? Those kids.

[@kickassamd]

lmaoooooo

[@nethultwo]

@@dismiggo lmao

[@duckqwacker]

@@dismiggo Good one! You just got my upvote ^_^ - DuckQwacker

[@adamsvette]

I hope they make an inverted one, where the circuit traces are what is glowing. I don't like that all the circuit traces are black. I would rather them be switched.

[@MoldyMcdonut]

@@adamsvette bro great idea they should do that.

[@jacoblobo95]

Such an underrated comment right here.

[@dbrand]

This was genuinely one of the the first things we tried. The result was underwhelming, due to the principles of relative perception. For a phosphorescent effect to really stand out, the majority of the surface needs to emit light. Keep in mind that this isn’t a backlit object - it’s passively decaying a glow over time. When most of the surface is opaque black, the glowing traces (while technically glowing just as much as a "mostly glow" version) appear weak and scattered. For this first Glow in the Dark drop, it was a top priority to have the glow effect as impactful as possible (rather than a footnote on the design).

[@RogueMandoGaming]

that's what a lot of glow in the dark circuitboard designs really miss, inverted options are the most beautiful

[@bahamutbbob]

​@@dbrand Thanks for the answer. It does make sense, even if physics has disappointed us all.

[@TheGangster-uc4rk]

11:12 The lttstore courtesy light projection really completes the car lmao

[@luckyluke5732]

Professor Riley's performance was gold😂

[@elliottwright8564]

Sounded like stewie 😂

[@iz723]

My favourite section

[@vladm367]

More Professor Riley! 😆❤️

[@chasev5854]

Riley nails it again, lol :) :) :)

[@gh8447]

It was cringe.

[@Calcium37]

6:55 I'm not taking lessons on pulling out from a guy with three kids.

[@TheHammerGuy94]

Eyyyy!!! Laptop battery video reference!!!

[@tougecorsa]

linus looks absolutely horrifying under the uv light

[@madMARTYNmarsh1981]

So do my bed sheets

[@BlackRockInc]

"midlife crisis mobile that freaking glows" he says as he literally glows aswell

[@ADMINM-ld7vu]

@@madMARTYNmarsh1981 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@Gryllssy]

@@tougecorsa fr, he ages like 15 years under it 😂😭

[@grumpy2.0]

Clearly brightened teeth, and the remains of his hair dye.

[@jacobnelson9789]

lets hope Short Circuit (the channel) doesn't die since it has its own dbrand skin

[@LuciferSpiro1993]

Linus pulls out slowly? Explains all the kids.

[@Kaltsut]

Linus Lawyer Tips

[@DeeDubious]

Linus Legal Tips

[@GriffinWilkins]

Better Call Linus

[@nibs7252]

Jimmy McLinus

[@Nb4Taco]

Lock Picking Linus

[@Pk991_Justwatchingstuff]

Linus Car tips

[@julioquiroga.]

I want Riley fancy science to be a thing 2:22

[@h1Lu]

What if you drive it at 96mph? Does it blur the car?

[@blue_ex3852]

Not fast enough

[@Wheezall]

Yes because he isn't MKBHD

[@pinsantoni]

Nope! It will only blur the driver side 😂

[@Steamrick]

As a German I can confidently say that it will not. On the Autobahn, at least. Not so sure about school zones.

[@SoonerView]

0:18 those choppers are glowing there too bud

[@PureRushXevus]

Nightmare fuel lmao

[@the_undead]

I'm pretty sure teeth enamel is decently reflective to UV light, which is why they look like they're glowing a little, That wouldn't be very visible in person I suspect

[@trieuwerts]

@@the_undead Pretty much, but the effect is a lot less if you have yellower teeth than Linus has.

[@ryan7032]

If you're teeth aren't glowing under uv lights they're either completely rotted or are completely fake. (Although some veneers and crowns can contain phosphorus and glow) Fun fact!

[@Mario583a]

This is akin to Goodyear with their tires: "While Goodyear reasoned that the glowing tires would provide an additional layer of safety because they were more visible in fog and poor weather, they often times had the opposite effect. Since they looked like something straight out of science fiction, other drivers would dangerously hit their brakes or turn their heads to get a better look."

[@stevethepocket]

Oh wow, just looked that up. Looks like that wasn't the only problem. The tires didn't last long, and I imagine neither did the light bulbs. I'm also curious how they powered them; I imagine you'd need to install some sort of extremely wear-resistant barrel jack in the very middle of the axle.

[@bahamutbbob]

​@@stevethepocket We learned from this video, just put a few good quality 365nm UV lights in the wheel well, and have phosphorescent paint on the side walls of the tires.

[@klein648]

One critical thing that I am missing here: For how long does it glow?

[@lysolmax]

With those strong lights, I'd guess it'd be visible to the naked eye for ~5-10min in pitch darkness. In real-life getting a few bits of light from streetlights, etc, I'm guessing you'd get an occasional glimpse of glow when you're driving through a dimly lit area

[@perimuk]

0:39 hes got a point

[@Jacob-zv7xw]

so yes?

[@perimuk]

@@Jacob-zv7xw i mean its a porsche it looks cool

[@jtscarface3475]

2:00 holy s*** the British professor is so much fun! Just great. Meme material for sure.

[@yxvngghxst8877]

British professors always are

[@coldshock5181]

British riley will never get old

[@dancapewell]

0:10 flipping the V's whilst cruising by

[@martins7194]

What definitely isn't legal is the "Do not leave the CAT'S out" sign at 2:50.

[@Metal_Maxine]

That apostrophe hurt me. I'm surprised Linus hadn't corrected it and then had a 'learning moment' with the kids.

[@southernpanda33]

I’ve heard tale that if you drive the Porsche in reverse at exactly 88MPH for EXACTLY 13.56 feet, you’ll travel backwards.

[@FrietjeOorlog]

I've heard that every 60 seconds a minute passes.

[@kasukidw4036]

Now give it to MKBHD So he can show it around the school zones

Who even is that?

[@tiedeman39]

Another tech youtuber who recently filmed himself driving 95mph in a 35mph zone

[@yeahbuddy300lbs]

Riley fucking cracks me up man. He just never misses

[@explodingpotato6448]

The stated wavelength should be UVA however all UV is a risk for skin cancer and premature aging. People use tanning booths however and most seem to do fine but do beware that when they do they wear goggles for protection. The concert that used blacklight and caused attendees' retinas to burnt wasn't down to the wrong wavelength but rather a moronic choice for lighting as all UV can cause photokeratitis which thankfully is temporary damage, think of it as sunburn to your eyes, it causes pain and blurred vision however it's unlikely to be permanent, part of the reason welding goggles exist is the high levels of UV, however infrared intense visible light and debris are also a problem but UV is the main concern. Longer-term exposure could also lead to cataracts and macular degeneration. How someone thought it was a good idea to expose attendees to UV for hours is beyond me. UVA is not associated with photokeratitis however it can still irritate the eyes after intense and long-term exposure. Cataracts and macular degeneration are still a concern as well in fact even more so.

[@jhoughjr1]

Moat who use tanning beds end up with garbage skin. Thats why its nowhere near as popular aa it was

[@ESTrashfire13]

I believe it's a legal gray area as it's not "technically" a powered light source but would be defined as some sort of reflective surface, and as it's not on the windows or technically reflective in the sense of glare, would be fine. The most questionable part is whether it obfuscates a license plate to a camera. Else, no more of an issue then HID headlights

[@katrinabryce]

I don't know about Canada, but in the UK, my car is registered as being a specific colour (red in my case), and if I wanted to change it, I would have to get it re-registered as a different colour.

[@jhoughjr1]

Nothing in the law says anything about a powered light aource and it is infact a powered light source.

[@jefferyG499]

@@jhoughjr1 Where is the battery or other power source for this?

[@venoltar]

@@jefferyG499 The pigment can be considered a capacitor in this scenario. Admittedly with a very low charge, even when distributed over the entire vehicle.

[@MujinTouge]

I love all the car content and everything but I've been waiting 3 weeks since that community post to see what the turbo setup on plouffe's civic looks like did you guys push too much boost through his poor d16 and make the rods bluetooth?

[@itzmadness5897]

They made the rods go towards a school zone at 96mph

[@pinsantoni]

That came our last week…

[@itzmadness5897]

@@pinsantoni No. Last week we had the video with the electric turbo that they tried to cool down a laptop with it. The one he's talking about is with Marty with Mighty Car Mods and it features Plouffe's purple civic.

[@taddawesome]

anything below 400nm should not be used without UV goggles!!

[@dennisherwig3846]

Thumbs up Jake for pronouncing Porsche correctly. 👍

[@TeaObvious]

appreciate it Jake! :D

[@Jehty_]

Not really. He pronounces it better than the people saying Porsch. But his pronunciation (Porscha) is still not correct.

[@syrox1564]

Not gonna lie i was suprised that it has been an almost perfect pronounciation

[@ArisenDrake]

@@Jehty_ You can't expect people that don't speak the original language to pronounce it perfectly. It's still leagues above most english speakers with their "Porsch".

[@Jehty_]

@@ArisenDrake I'm not expecting anyone to do anything. I just corrected the statement that Jake pronounced it correctly. Because he didn't.

[@TheTopTuber]

Did this in 2003 to a '91 LeSabre and got pulled over all the time over several months. 1/10 would not recommend unless you're in law school or something and need the experience.

[@machintrucGaming]

Did you endup removing the wrap or how did it end ?

[@TheTopTuber]

@@machintrucGaming No, unfortunately wraps were barely a thing back in then so it was permanent. I eventually covered it up with black spray paint

[@jhoughjr1]

Yeah because its not legal

[@ku8721]

"Dbrand slash 4 foot 9 REALLY? Is there another vanity URL?" Ok that was savage, uncalled for... and HILARIOUS!!!

[@siinom9475]

Why didn't you get any moving shots of the car😭

[@Sum_Guy]

6:55 that delivery of "pull out, slowly" was masterful.

[@TheXshot]

The door light saying lttstore lmao

[@jeinnerabdel]

Yvonne's face here is priceless 7:06 "DAFUQ DID YOU DO NOW, LINUS?"

[@Rayz0268]

Probably more legal than 96mph in a school zone

[@imitt12]

dbrand really said "Hey, you know those weird pattern black and white wraps that manufacturers put on prototype cars to mess up images taken of them? We should sell those to people."

[@Bublito]

So, fun fact. Fluorescent lights *on* cars are not legal in Canada. But there are no laws for fluorescent wraps on cars. So this is technically legal lmao.

[@stevethepocket]

Phosphorescent. A fluorescent wrap would make it like those highlighter-yellow road signs that look brighter than they ought to be on overcast days, but don't glow in the dark.

[@EnglishMike]

"Technically" isn't enough to avoid getting stopped by a cop who has never come across it before, hence the "let's not show this on camera" decision. There's also the difference between the letter of the law (no distracting lights on the vehicle) and the intent of the law (to prevent distractions to other drivers). You really don't want to be arguing that out in court, even if you're going to win. Lawyers are expensive.

[@abcdefghijkl123454]

@@EnglishMike the beauty of this setup is that you can just not charge the car and still have a beautifully wrapped porshe

[@jhoughjr1]

No its technixally not.

[@integerofdoom69]

​@@jhoughjr1Yes, it technically is.

[@nodesmith]

just make sure y'all that you're careful with UV lights, they can blind very easily, and can cause eye problems at the least when not handled correctly!

[@Macusercom]

Riley talking like the Shame Wizard is my new favourite thing

[@frogpondproductions7050]

Imagine working on a project like this and being so proud of it and you wanna see what other people think about it but the comments are only worried about someone else’s mistake and not commenting about how cool the project is!

[@the_undead]

Given all the s*** that's happening on KZbin and in the world right now, I'd say most of the comments being about someone else's failings would probably be considered a win by the people working on this project. Also, to be fair, most of the work was done by dbrand, because as exciting as this project is fundamentally all it really is as far as lmg is concerned is a sponsored video where they just had to build a fancy lighting solution, assuming you could get that wrap on your vehicle. This would actually be a phenomenal first project for working with extruded aluminum

[@segiraldovi]

I literally thought the same thing, I don't understand what mental process led them to do this. - MKBHD does something wrong - I am going to copy it to someone else's channel that has no relation to it... - Somehow MKBHD cares and fixes that Btw I'm going to order that skin for my pixel 8, it looks amazing.

[@frogpondproductions7050]

@@the_undead I mean still if I was lmg and sat the comments I would be very disappointed it’s just the same joke with different wording. How does that help the video?

[@frogpondproductions7050]

@@segiraldovi yea for real, oh yes let me comment something completely irrelevant to this channel in hopes to fix someone else’s mistake. Or not even in hopes of fixing. All in a sake for a joke. Doesn’t help at all

[@the_undead]

@@frogpondproductions7050 well, more comments means more engagement, which means the video probably reaches more people, so there's one, and for two, it means people didn't hate this, which these days is often enough for reasonable content creators

[@Shocker99]

Why are they looking into the lights without UV protective glasses on? My eyes are hurting from here

[@garchompy_1561]

they do mention that with the different frequencies being more or less harmful on the eyes, and them picking ones that shouldnt have much if any visible light, but I do worry about the effect on their skin if they plan on blasting their face with it every day while driving in and out of the garage. skin cancer isnt fun, UV light isnt to be taken lightly.

[@michaeltempsch5282]

UV-A usually isn't isnt an issue - UV-C OTOH... Hence the referenced event where they by mistake/ignorance used UV-C tubes instead of UV-A ones.

[@jhoughjr1]

They will learn. Takea some time to notixe the damage.

[@jhoughjr1]

@@garchompy_1561wow they really dont know wtf they are doing then.

[@bahamutbbob]

You could find a way to wire the lights to the garage door opener's light circuit. Probably not the power for the lights, but a switch to turn the power on and off.

[@Kezariak]

unsure if it was meant to be there, but the license plate was visible at 12:41

[@johnd339]

And wife's license plate visible at around 3:28

[@Muffinracker]

Streisand effect

[@Chilloutman33]

Doesn’t matter in Canada. He said they don’t bother hiding in a previous video.

[@Timewastedonyt]

SV906C linus is already public

[@someoneelse1550]

​​@@Chilloutman33 I don't think it's the license plate giving away the owner of the car...

[@samuelbusse2028]

This was one of the cleanest builds you have done. The aluminum frame looks professional and Jake crushed it with the motion sensor. I look forward to seeing polished builds like this in the future!

[@bahamutbbob]

IMO it would make more sense to wire a switch to the garage door's light, since that turns on every time you open or close the garage door.

[@ilkerYT]

Should have added some night shots while driving :(

[@user-zb9jn8fl7v]

Why did they buy all the lights, couldn't they just leave it under the sun?? Feels like a waste of money

[@B0TJERRYX]

12:40 for everyone wanting to know linus license plate number.

[@Dornacgove]

Has never been exactly secret, with the LTT address being public info, WANShow and whatnot

[@AzumiLP]

@@Dornacgove They try hard though. Linus gets the blur treatment of even a tiny bush in the reflection of the TV, yet the outside of his employees homes and the entire street are just put out there on camera for all to see.

[@braggski]

guy's driving around a mythic-rarity car

[@xbox360Rob]

I've never been a fan of skins, or even cases. But that's fucking dope.

[@fluffyfloof9267]

0:37 🤣 Jake, the Beamer-guy - "I'm in a Porsche" - might as well be an agoniser booth (from Star Trek Discovery) 😅 🍻

[@MohawkNinja636]

6:58 I don't think we trust your pullout game. How many kids do you have again? 🤭

[@igelbofh]

In many places it is kinda not legal, not because it glows, but because you changed the color associated with the vin in the registry. Usually you just need to re-register (and pay the fees for that)

[@suger_free_]

Looks like Linus took the 'bright future of tech' a little too literally

[@Rick-vm8bl]

after all that theres no footage of driving? What a waste.

[@asraeth11]

R.I.P Terry David

[@martincowie4520]

I remember reading that as adults, our eyes have yellowed enough with age to protect us from the UV, but kids eyes haven't so they might get slightly irritated...

[@jhoughjr1]

That is absolutely not true. If ur eyes are yellow fo to the dr

[@xtrapnation]

Waiting for you to cover your car in Christmas lights🔥

[@iaxyz]

The only thing missing was a shot where Linus is cruising with the glowing car. Great content.

[@Stikkzz]

lol, would like to see his face when he hears about LUMILOR

[@ethanlieske9678]

Does anyone even remember what he original paint job the Taycan had ?

[@davidskidmore3442]

Wasn't it baby blue? I seem to recall a light blue in the original video.

[@Werdna12345]

2:20 well done Riley! Or should I say “Bravo! My dear chap”

[@zach8682]

DON'T LET THE CAT'S WHAT OUT? I MUST KNOW

[@9Loki11]

In Germany, there is no Chance to be Legal with this. 😅🤣

[@danielhulan3058]

Man Riley is so funny. He's such a character. Him, Elijah and especially Dennis are the anchors that makes this channel funny. They are awesome.

[@FilipeLima-f9w]

What is wrong with your lip????? 1:32

[@B0TJERRYX]

He's got the herp. It usually shows up during the cold months

[@Trevurie]

I remember back then when arcades centers in malls use to have black lights and make some stuff glow for the ambiance and kids and teens love it. Now it's just a slightly illuminated dark room.

[@RickyBancroft]

Please keep Riley

[@microbuilder]

I wanted a glow in the dark car so badly when I was a kid, glad to see it looks as cool as I hoped it would lol

[@Mother_Mercury]

A Dutch traffic expert here: I don't know how it is regulated in other countries, but in the Netherlands something like this is completely illegal and also voids the approval for your car on the public road. In our country, there may not be 'lighting' on a car that is not standard, you may not hinder other traffic with lights and 'article 5' of our traffic law prescribes that you may not behave dangerously. That does not take away from the fact that this is incredibly cool, just don't do this on a car.

[@caedenw]

@@Mother_Mercury I believe underglow, which seems a little less distracting than this to me, is illegal on roads in BC so I’m curious about the legality as well.

[@Tumleren]

I would put money on it being illegal, I'm guessing that's why we don't see him driving it on public roads, just in the garage.

[@jhoughjr1]

Same here in the US. For many years the exact kind of light was in the law.

[@gavinbar1988]

I've worked with the aluminium extrusion (Kanya) before. you can get filler strip to hide cables in the extrusion.

[@abcdefghijkl123454]

yeah, it's way easier than bolting on steel plates to attach magnetic arches, just shove the wires in, cut the strip to length and click it in

[@gavinbar1988]

@abcdefghijkl123454 yeah. I get they need to show off their cable management products. Just the strips look way better.

[@JohnneyleeRollins]

never stopped us before

[@pepijn_m]

One thing you should check with those lights is that if the ground cable is connected. A lot of the time they skip it and it's inside just loose

[@chloEEE42]

So, just noticed that you can actually read the plate from the car around 03:20 and 07:28 I guess this is a non concern when your car glows in the dark ... 😕

[@marcdominic22]

Plates in Canada aren't as sensitive information as they are in the US.

[@U1TR4F0RCE]

In British Columbia license plates aren’t considered as much of a security risk as in the states.

[@WouterVerbruggen]

@@marcdominic22 What sensitive information does it have? Is the register open to the public?

[@Metal_Maxine]

@@WouterVerbruggen I think somebody on floatplane checked on a previous video and says it won't even tell you if it is a car or a motorcycle

[@WouterVerbruggen]

@@Metal_Maxine yeah as previously stated in Canada its not, but in the US its different

[@matkogongeta4912]

i dont get it.. my keyboard glows like that under uv light, but i didnt have to pay for the paint..

[@Maneboo1]

Wow😂😂

[@cristianlira9778]

Linus, FYI, you are showing your licence place number, minute 7:29

[@Metal_Maxine]

You can't find out any information from car number plates in BC.

[@THORSBYFOLLIES-d6o]

I painted my mountain bike frame with phosphorescent overcoat paint 25 years ago, night rides through the park were fun. I'm surprised you didn't install uv leds under the wrap and poke them through every few cm. that way you could charge on the go.

[@lucas_e3094]

i did not see this video comming

[@Zomboy4313]

Too fast was it?

[@Marfph]

Quest ion - with All this 365nm UV lights. Don't you need safety Glases to protect you from the UV Light which you can't See but can damage your eyes? Or is it Not strong enough, so you don't need to protect your eyes?

[@Easycheese61]

13:27 really good

[@BNGamesYT]

5:06 I bought these to Retrobrite my consoles. Got a video on my channel restoring a White Japanese Sega Saturn with these things, they work really well for that application,

[@Eli-zb2yj]

Finally, now we can see what expensive tech linus drop on the floor

[@ryanj610]

UV light is so terrible for the eyes; very hard for the layman to understand what is safe and what isn't, when the risk is permanent eye damage. Something I've always been invested in because I weld

[@jhoughjr1]

Skin damage too. I grabbed a usb UVC light for some seconds. Next day my palm was peeling. When i wqs helping a friend grow pot i could immediately feel the UV and the eye irritation.

[@Kaltsut]

Now you can see the car when it's going 96 mph in a school zone

[@kurtistharp2031]

I'm just over halfway through it and I'm thinking I'd love to see a follow-up piece or a side piece on this about the damage that UV is really doing to that interior through that glass. Might be a good plan to cover the glass even if it's tinted. I think you'd be surprised at the bleaching effect that could happen to your

[@kurtistharp2031]

And its effect on various plastics in the vehicle. Anybody who's ever taking the yellow out of an old console or pc shell knows the pain of retro brighting

[@BOTManny]

I never want to see linus in the dark again xD

[@PhillipKinnison]

No drone shots with it glowing on a dark road?! come on! super cool though

[@mattheww.2386]

Glow in the dark? Hit or miss depending on where you live. It may count as a distraction in some areas. But then again Canada is basically the wild west at this point with those magic mushroom cafes. So... I wouldn't worry about it lol.

[@Piipperi800]

Canada won't even allow underglow lights, so I'd assume this isn't perfectly legal. But also realistically I don't know if it actually glows enough irl on the road for it to be a problem.

[@jhoughjr1]

Its illegal in the US canada germany and netherlands.

[@johnevans6451]

This is one of the best marketing I've seen. Congratulations D-brand and Linus, it turned out much better than I ever thought.

[@Smaragd007]

Can it do 95 in 35 tho?

[@Blommefeldt]

A drive-by footage, a drive past and drive behind, would have been the cherry on top.

[@EnglishMike]

They undoubtedly chose not to put the local laws about distracting lighting on cars to the test, even if the risks were small.

[@LeonVuksic]

You should give it to MKBHD so he can test it in a school zone

[@superkoopatrooper4879]

Are ya'll still pretending to be mad about that because it distracts you from irl?

[@MuhammadNiz007]

​@@superkoopatrooper4879you do know that if he did 3 times the speed limit in school zone while on a school day

[@did4h2k]

Electro luminescence paint would have been the smarter option. No precharge, no fading….

[@jhoughjr1]

And just as illegal

[@chuktaker]

Man, that's skin cancer Speedrun in your garage.

[@the_undead]

That much UVA for a couple minutes isn't going to be a big problem. Glass is quite absorbent to UVA so most of the time that light setup is going to be on will be when he's in his car driving out of the garage which likely won't be much of a concern

[@Daniel-dj7fh]

@@the_undead I think he was talking about them constantly blasting the light in their eyes and standing under the lightbar

[@jhoughjr1]

@@Daniel-dj7fhthing is it can take a day or two to notice the damage

[@smilingeyes1938]

Phosphorescenc? Poppycock. Electroluminescent paint for the win!

[@cpxcth]

Nice car, but can it do 96 in a 35? You should put some panels on it too.

[@stiegelzeine2186]

Its a german car so ofc it can, though 95 miles is pretty dangerous to drive because everyone will honk at you to drive faster in germany, you will cause major traffic jams with such a slow speed

[@cpxcth]

@@stiegelzeine2186 Thanks for not understanding the joke

[@dylanleach1604]

They should make this glow skin but with the disassembled internal design so when it's charged it looks like you can see the internals glowing