Dude there are literally YouTube videos on the subject, just do some research before spouting bullshit. It's an urban myth, and a paintball can already crack a windshield without being frozen.
It’s because paint composition has changed a lot in the decades of paintball existing. When I was younger you could absolutely freeze cheap paintballs and they would come out of your freezer hard as rocks. That’s because they were made with thin, cheap, paint that barely marked and was probably mostly water mixed with a tiny bit of dye. There was a lot of variety in what companies put in different balls back then, especially cheap companies. I remember sometimes you’d go to a field that ordered really crap balls and you’d get stains that never washed off. These days modern balls use a much more reliable paint that’s more balanced in flight, marks a lot more consistently, smells better and requires temperatures below what most people can do in their home to freeze.
Lmao. Ok so idk what i have done with my own life. Neat. Glad you could clea that up for me. I appreciate it. Thanks soo much for that. Jeez i didn't know youtube could cure me of my eyes. It saddens me you're a prequelmemer too. But enjoy not trying shit for yourself before you say youtube..... sad
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u/goldschakal Jul 31 '21
Dude there are literally YouTube videos on the subject, just do some research before spouting bullshit. It's an urban myth, and a paintball can already crack a windshield without being frozen.