Black 3.0 - The blackest black acrylic art paint

Wow this is the blackest black I've ever seen, I looks just great

I want to paint my chair with this paint, I can?

ohhh, cool... all black everything

Can I use it on wood?

Interesting!! How sustainable it is to wash?

Looks interesting.

Cool! How much it is cost?

I have been following the Vantablack craze for some time now and I can really think of a million ways that this black can be used, especially for marketing purposes! So being here I think will get it places. I for one backed it already so it's coming to Rhodes, Greece!

Pros:

The blackest black of all blacks!

Cons:

What?

@stuart_semple - 2 quick questions: 1) if I were to paint neon color paint over this, would it work well in a black light? 2) same as the first question... only with invisible-in-daylight uv-reactive paint... and if it will react in black light.

I was excited to back this project, and then when I finally got my bottle I was seriously disappointed to find out this was just a bunch of hype in a bottle. Not only is it the same shade of black as existing paints (any number of professional acrylic gauche black), but also Black 3.0 does NOT dry to a stable film as you would expect from a paint! In trying to make it blacker they apparently put so much pigment in there that there is not enough binder to hold it together and a thin application will scratch easily while thicker bits will crumble away with a small amount of pressure. Not archival in the least, not worth the money, and does NOT live up to the hype!