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Nissan Motor Co. tested the cool paint on vehicles scuttling around Tokyo 's Haneda airport.
The cool paint lowered the cars' roof-panel temperature by 12 degrees Celsius ( 22 degrees Fahrenheit ) Toyota Motor Corp. has also been experimenting with paint that delivers lower cabin temperatures.
Nissan 's cool paint reflects sunlight better and creates electromagnetic waves that block the rays.
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