Bare Conductive’s Electric Paint provides a great platform for discovering, experimenting, repairing and designing with electronics. Nontoxic and air-drying, this material works great on many surfaces including paper, plastic, textiles and conventional electronics.

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    Electric Paint Project Examples

    Paint a Distance Sensor Turn any surface into a button or distance sensor. Use Electric Paint to print a button onto an interactive book or paint a proximity sensor on a wall of your classroom to make an interactive map!  

  Design your own MIDI Piano Use Electric Paint alongside the Touch Board to create a paper synthesiser and even send MIDI information to another device (like a laptop or iPad).