BULLETPROOF PAINT | CERTIFIED FROM US AND UK | 2020

 BULLETPROOF PAINT 

The egg, If it falls under our slipper by mistake, it will burst on the floor. But if this paint is applied it will fly like a ball. Pumpkin. If you put a car on it, it will turn green. But if this paint is applied the check will not break. Strictly speaking, even the smallest of bullets and small bombs can do us no good if we apply the right amount of paint.

The work we do to make houses and objects beautiful .. Coloring. These colors not only give beauty to the objects but also give pleasure to the mind. And why not use similar paint for protection? The idea came to the merchant. He immediately contacted people he knew and young people in the industry. Only then did he learn about bulletproof paint.

This Uttar Pradesh trader did not stand on his feet knowing that there would be bulletproof paint. He also decided to use such paint‌ technology and to do business with it if possible. 

He discussed the matter with his father and imported the technology needed to set up the paint industry. Established his industry in Surat. Vakul Goel, the owner of the company, says that they are the first industry in the country to offer this type of paint.

Vakul said the paint adheres very quickly to any surface. Also, if the paint is 7-8 cm thick, the bullets will not penetrate beyond the paint. Vakul's father explained that they were not saying this, as revealed by research in superpowers such as the United States. He said labs in the US and UK had certified the paint's performance and were ready to certify it.

The father and son said that 7-9 cm thick paint would be enough to protect them from common dangers. They said that they would take special care and paint for bulletproof. 

EVEN ARMY CAN USE THIS PAINT:-

He said it could also be used in Army and police departments if needed, adding that paint on officers' dresses would be bulletproof. In this way, there will be no shortage of bulletproof quotes in the respective departments. Paint visionary was shown on objects such as egg, pumpkin, watermelon, dharmacol‌ to show paint performance.