I thought that said scented pain. Which does not sound fun.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Paint already has a smell. It's called eau de dumptruck

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I love the creativity and imagination, but I can see a few big problems with that right away 1. If a guest doesn't like the scent, you can't do anything about it. 2. If it was in your room, you would only get the effect when you first walked in after being away for a bit. The nose is designed to ignore a scent fairly quickly. 3. It would be incredibly hard/costly to produce and make it successful. Consider the following. Everyone has different color/scent preferences. Suppose someone wanted yellow with lemon scent or orange with the scent of the fruit of the same name. That's fine, but what about the people that would want orange paint hate the scent of the fruit and want some other scent instead? The money that would need to go into producing all those different scent/color combinations would be crazy, but a necessity since otherwise almost no one would buy it because, they may love blue, but if their only option for scent is blueberries, they may not want to buy it. See what I ...

by Anonymous 13 years ago

i think thats what candles are for just sayin!

by Anonymous 13 years ago

they have that. for real. we got some when we painted my room- it's a liquid that comes in a plastic baggie, and you pour it into the paint and mix it. it smells really nice :)

by Anonymous 13 years ago

"...and so while we were painting my room, it smelt sooo good that we kept taking deep breaths of air and eventually ,for some reason, our heads started hurting and we kept laughing at absolutely everything and just couldn't stop!" lol

by Anonymous 13 years ago

It already exists.

by Anonymous 13 years ago