What is the difference between Super White and Pearl White?
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Super White is ordinary white paint, while Pearl White is mixed with pearl powder, equivalent to metallic paint, but with a higher cost. A white car body gives a bright, lively, and generous impression. White is also a neutral color, blending with the external environment to create a clean and simple feeling. White has better visual recognition, which can improve driving safety, and has advantages such as appearing less dirty than black. More details are as follows: 1. Classification of white car paint: Generally divided into Ordinary White, Ivory White, Pearl White, etc. The so-called Pearl White adds a layer of pearl paint between the color paint and the clear coat, with its main component being mica. 2. Mica: Mica is a dioctahedral calcium layered silicate mineral, often found in aluminum-rich deposits. It is recognized as a standard metamorphic rock-forming mineral in low to medium-grade metamorphic rocks. When mica pigments containing titanium dioxide and iron oxide are added to the paint base, light shining on the mica particles first reflects the color from the titanium dioxide and iron oxide, then the light undergoes refraction inside the mica particles.